He did give a reason - the idea as expressed in Dubas' talk with the media that lead Shanny to think that he might not want to be there, the new financial package that his representatives asked for and the non public email where Dubas expressed his willingness to stay. I don't think think that it was an emotional decision.
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He didn't give any specific reason. He just changed his mind. Dubas expressed that he wanted to be there, and Shanahan said it wasn't about the money. He wasn't let go because of money or lack of desire to be there. According to Shanahan, he had done an excellent job and had earned a re-signing. And then he made a knee-jerk emotionally-driven decision to flip flop on the signing, when nothing about the body of work had changed. The only other possibility is that Shanahan felt his job being encroached on, and made a self-preservation move.
No, he didn't. He made a calculated decision based on the criteria I gave you.
The calculated decision based on a thorough evaluation of his performance was to re-sign Dubas, because he did a great job according to Shanahan, and earned a new contract.
Yeah, he changed his mind mind. The press conference, the monetary demand after the framework for the contract was agreed and the email. The seeds were sown on the Monday and the decision was made on the Friday. It was a short time frame, but it was a thought out process. Everyone knows Dubas earned the extention offer.
Yes, he changed his mind. And according to Shanahan, not for money reasons or performance reasons. Dubas had also made it clear that he wanted the job before the decision was made. So we're left with either an emotionally-driven decision, or a self-preservation one, like I said.
The Leafs have a chance at playoff success now that he’s gone. I don’t believe this core will ever win a Cup, but they could reach the Conference final a couple of times.
Toronto scored 3.1 goals above expected against Tampa, and Tampa scored 0.9 goals above expected against Toronto. And I'm not sure what it has to do with anything.
I have one, that tends to be more detailed and accurate than the one you're using: NHL Team Stats
like i said a credible source, a website who are not able to have the right total of goal for/ against, you cant even consider this as a credible source but go ahead if your thinking your fantastic source who was unable to give the easiest basic stats you can just take on official NHL website. but yeah for sure we should trust them for avanced stats when they are too dump to give the good basic stats...
...What are you even talking about? The goals for/against are the exact same as what you posted, and the same as NHL.com.
That is what happens when you are talking to the Penguins, whilst still under contract from the Leafs.He did say why he decided to relieve Dubas of his GM position. This was after Dubas wanted to discuss things with his family and some of the vultures on the board said that he was a beta and had to ask his wife.
Shanahan then articulated on Thursday that he received a call from Dubas’s agent, who presented him with a new financial package than previously discussed. Shanahan did not hear from Dubas in-person for the rest of the day, but later received an email from Dubas stating that he wanted to remain as the Maple Leafs GM.
“If I’m being honest, I had gotten to a different place about how I felt about the future of the Toronto Maple Leafs and what was best," Shanahan said. "As hard as it was and hard as it is to make a significant change to someone you’re close to and someone you’ve worked with for nine years, a gap had risen within the contract status. Nevertheless, the email I had received from Kyle, I just felt differently and I felt the long-term future of the Maple Leafs might have to change.”
Maple Leafs president Brendan Shanahan reveals why he fired GM Kyle Dubas
Shanahan said contract negotiations broke down after believing both parties had the framework for an extension in place.ca.sports.yahoo.com
I’m staring at NHL.com stats right now and the leafs have 72 GF and 73 against
just read an article assessing trelivings drafting and trading in calgary .he could run a boston pizza franchise i think
If you look at team stats it’s 72:73 and if you look at standings it’s 76:74
It’s the shootout wins lol! Get your glasses checked
NHL adds shootout goals to totals on the NHL standings site. That's the discrepancy you're seeing.
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