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Is it possible, that JJ and Co. are firing management and there is nobody around to actually fire him?
Love the Sens fans coming in and smelling blood in the water. Similar to Oiler fans who were giddy about getting Chia to run their show last year. How'd that work out for them? Second to last in the entire league and another lottery pick this year? Senator fans, be careful with what you ask for...
Love the Sens fans coming in and smelling blood in the water. Similar to Oiler fans who were giddy about getting Chia to run their show last year. How'd that work out for them? Second to last in the entire league and another lottery pick this year? Senator fans, be careful with what you ask for...
we can't see it getting any worse than playing your worse defence man 1-4th line for 6-8 games. Which happened this year for Ottawa.
We just suffered through two years of Dave "Borowiecki on the First Line" Cameron. At this point I'd settle for anyone with actual NHL experience.
We just suffered through two years of Dave "Borowiecki on the First Line" Cameron. At this point I'd settle for anyone with actual NHL experience.
This is in response to GloryDaze's post about it only being 3 days since the end of the season:
Generally with a decision like this though theres not a ton of deliberation. It's relatively clear cut and it makes me nervous that there has been no word at all. Not even like a "Don Sweeney will hold a press conference on Thursday" or whatever. Nothing. Just dead air while they know that out in the media etc its widely thought that the coach is a sitting duck and at the very least is on the hot seat. Knowing that and just kind of sitting idly by and not making some sort of statement/decision is irritating me a bit. If I'm being impatient in your eyes I understand that I just think this is something that should have been decided one way or the other by now and I think it makes the organization look disorganized and confused as to what to do.... whether or not that's actually accurate or not.
Maybe they haven't decided what to do with Clode yet, and want to sit down and make an informed decision (God Forbid). I know I go back and forth on whether or not they should keep him, and I would not be surprised if the B's FO is having the same dilemma.
Don't see how that's a bad thing?
Or maybe they have decided and are trying to get compensation from OTT as some have suggested? Who knows? I don't think a couple of days is the end of the world.
Seriously, all this Ottawa fan presence should tell Bruins fans that it would be a bad idea to let him go.
But, I get the change of scenario thing too.
Well Julien loved Kevan Miller on the 1st pair here so chances are he'd be a big fan of Borowiecki.
Slow, physical, no puck skills, he'd be a Claude binkie for sure.
Seriously, all this Ottawa fan presence should tell Bruins fans that it would be a bad idea to let him go.
But, I get the change of scenario thing too.
Well Julien loved Kevan Miller on the 1st pair here so chances are he'd be a big fan of Borowiecki.
Slow, physical, no puck skills, he'd be a Claude binkie for sure.
At least he kept Miller on defense. He wasn't up there playing with the cream of your forward crop.
Believe me, my biggest fear is that you guys won't fire Julien, because I can totally see reasons why you wouldn't.
We just suffered through two years of Dave "Borowiecki on the First Line" Cameron. At this point I'd settle for anyone with actual NHL experience.
Love the Sens fans coming in and smelling blood in the water. Similar to Oiler fans who were giddy about getting Chia to run their show last year. How'd that work out for them? Second to last in the entire league and another lottery pick this year? Senator fans, be careful with what you ask for...
Man, I am so torn on this issue. I keep typing and deleting everything my brain puts out.
On one hand, I want Claude to stay. The guy is a top coach and I think he did his best with what he had to work with. It seemed like the advice from the top was that he needed to make the playoffs to save his job. I think with the veteran pieces we have in their primes and some major additions on defense, this team can be a threat.
On the other hand, the team is clearly at a crossroads. They have a TON of young talent in the system, and it might be time for a coach who is better at developing young talent rather than someone who is great at working with the vets. Is it time to go down the road of really, 'playing the kids'?
I don't know. There have been so many bad moves the past few years, it's been like slowly watching a train crash.
I like Claude, but he is the guy that used Gregory ****ing Campbell as the extra attacker twice in a season. That still blows my mind.