True Blue
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That is the way you get young players to play the way that the coaching staff demands.DQ's weird lineups and changes seem a little lost and grasping for straws though. I get they're trying to get the players (esp the young ones) to buy into the system, and play the "right way", but maybe let the players just be sometimes. Stop benching players for one mistake and playing their game.
What does Brendan's father have to do with anything? And what has shown you that Quinn does not like players who play with an edge?Ex players like Lemieux who can play with an edge, we need that.
His comments on Kakko were spot on. There is a world of difference between playing in Finland and playing in the NHL. Kakko is absolutely going to have to refine his game. No one is trying to stifle him.His comments on Kakko not being able to play the same in the nhl as in Finland... let's try not to completely stifle and change our #2 pick.
It was not Buch's penalties but rather the return to floating and lazy play. And DeAngelo cannot take the ice thinking that he is the 4th forward. He needs to learn to play better defense if he wants to be a better player. Sklei's regression had nothing to do with the coaching staff.The fans could chill a bit too, Buchnevich takes one penalty during a shift he is very actively fighting for the puck, and takes a penalty and is in everyone's doghouse now. DeAngelo may never become a very good 2-way d-man, but I believe the focus should be to excel what you are already good at. Him being a more offensively minded d. We don't want something like what happened to Skjei to happen to TDA.
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