No, I don't want him to scream but I WOULD like to see some modicum of emotion
Praise when they do well - even winning games "they're supposed to win" against a team that swept us last year; that horrific speech in the locker room after was deplorable... sure, we are on paper a better team but good Lord, praise the guys; fist bump, them, anything but blahblahablalbhalblblahalbahhh
Tirade when a player screws the pooch and costs the team - Kuch's attitude v Caps in 2018 and CBJ last year
Bishop said he NEVER saw Coop show any emotion. Ever. Milquetoast.
I know a few guys who played in the NHL - 2 are HOF - both have said they could never have played for a guy when they never knew where they stood with him for better OR for worse.
Even TROTZ gets judiciously fired up - positively and not so
If we win the Cup, I will say that I'm glad he made the changes he did for the series against the Bruins ... but I still don't like him as a coach for the Bolts ... but he DOES fit the Vinik/JBB mantra (and I don't think we'll win the cup this year - make me eat my words, please, please please....)
I feel like the emotion would make fans feel better, because they want him to project their own feelings/opinions, but I don't buy for a second that the players have an issue with it. I think it would be a fair criticism to say he doesn't hold players accountable at times, but we really don't know if that's true behind the scenes.