sunstersun
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- May 12, 2017
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That's been so stupid from the beginning, though McMann seems to have forgotten he's an NHLer now. Great timing.Why is this guy so bad at the lines? McMann on the 2nd line. It's not rocket science.
I mean yeah. He was cooking on the 2nd line the whole season. Then yanked him. Then we're end up with Holmberg somehow on the top 2 and 3C at the same time I feel like.That's been so stupid from the beginning, though McMann seems to have forgotten he's an NHLer now. Great timing.
Okay thats enough of top line. Seperate them. If not, he's the same as the others.
The core guys have always done this, the difference is now the team D is actually solid.I feel like Berube’s like a human Xanax pill trying to keep the core guys from registering any true emotions and hope the blinders stay on long enough for them to sleepwalk into success.
The over correction on defense and goaltending looks to be diminishing returns. Short circuited any offensive game and they’re springing leaks while the core guys run out of steam.
They've built a roster full of guys who like the puck on their sticks, and then hired a coach who seems hellbent on ensuring they spend as little time as possible with it.I feel like Berube’s like a human Xanax pill trying to keep the core guys from registering any true emotions and hope the blinders stay on long enough for them to sleepwalk into success.
The over correction on defense and goaltending looks to be diminishing returns. Short circuited any offensive game and they’re springing leaks while the core guys run out of steam.
I'm not sure how you're predicting no major injuries, but that is irrelevant. He isn't going to win solely because of what the Leafs do. Toronto will be a 105-110 point team, but there will be a bunch of teams with that number of points. Berube will win because the hockey media loves him, and the Leafs will have a successful enough season that voters will give it to him absent a ridiculous record-breaking season from another team (i.e., Boston a couple of seasons ago). These awards are glorified popularity contests.
The media is going to fawn over berube all season.
Again, I don't disagree, as that is the type of coach that usually wins. My argument here, however, is that Berube will win because the hockey media is in love with the guy. I appreciate that no one believes it after a whopping three losses in a row, but the Leafs will finish top-5 in the league, and their record combined with how much the media loves this guy will result in him winning the award. It may not even necessarily be deserved, but that isn't how these awards are generally chosen anyway.
He's got a knack for being calm and chill while also looking like he might kill somebody.One thing that has surprised about him, is just how calm and chill he always is.
I was expecting him to have some sort of spat or pop off at reporters this season but from start to now he's just been very laid back.
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Only a pathetic loser would put stock in 'expected' anything.