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I can't imagine Roy would want to work under Dorion after he departed Colorado because he wanted more control than Sakic would allow.Patrick Roy : Michel Bergeron croit que les Sénateurs doivent l’engager
Patrick Roy a déjà mentionné qu’il pourrait s’agir de sa dernière saison derrière le banc des Remparts de Québec. Et chose certaine, il s’assure de laisser sa marque sur la saison 2022-2023.
Michel Bergeron want Roy to be the Sens coach. Dorion was at one of Gatineau Olympique against Quebec Ramparts. Team that Roy coach and going to the LHJMQ final
Can't say I have a good recollection of Roy's coaching style in Colorado, I mean, I remember him being among the earliest adopters of pulling goalies early, but in terms of how structured his team played, what kind of forcheck he preferred to employ, how his teams played their DZC, how he adapted his system to the opposition, I really don't recall...
He has no leverage. His season from a statistical standpoint as an offensive d man was brutal he is 4 years away from UFA. Arbitration won't help him.
He went to the conference finals last year.
Sutter has 2 cups.... Yeah this is so legit. People hiding behind aliases trashing you online with no skin in the game and 0 hockey experience.
The same posters that shit on DJ were probably the same posters calling into TSN1200 that were blaming Keefe for the leafs turnovers to start the 2nd period on Thursday night. No idea who to hold accountable. Players make decisions coach's can only guide them... Everyone wants a scape goat. Sens land has chosen DJ when it's quite clearly Dorion is at fault. He built the team he has has 6 years he has had 6 top 10 picks he traded a teams stars in their prime. He can't evaluate pro talent.
Dorion would give Roy all the control that he wants. Dorion historically bends the knee to coaches that he hires.
This seems to be a thought shared be a few people. If the team doesn't have a good start, fire DJ. Just fire him now than. No point in keeping him if he's in the cross hairs, finger on the trigger and every game it's...Do I pull the trigger or don't I? It's easier to find a coach in the off season too. Unless an assistant is brought in to be his replacement if he's let go. In that case just let him go. Keep him for the season or replace him now.
Kind of self serving though as an explanation on why you fired someone.
I'm not a pitchforks guy with DJ and it doesn't even really come from my own opinion of DJ or him specifically as much. He's obviously liked by the players. I'm not sure the importance of that in the hypothetical they struggle next year. I think none. Ultimately, we will want a guy that gets results as the priority. It's just often how pro sports works. If we finish outside the playoffs next year, and DJ is still here for the following season, I think that would be absurd, especially since we won't be hamstrung by Melnyk's cheap hiring requirements and will have a bigger pool available than the teams ever had. He's had ups and downs, like Dorion, and whatever direction the organization chooses to go is reasonable.Kind of self serving though as an explanation on why you fired someone.
As with most things I think it comes down to situations. If the coach loses the room, and/or fails to meet expectations consistently then sure, replace them.
But if the coach has been consistently meeting expectations and still has a good hold on the room and the support from the leadership group, what’s the rush to replace them?
Just cause other coaches get replaced sooner?
Its pretty clear that the league, other coaches, and players have a much different view of DJ than some fans in here. The fact that he has now become a fixture on the national team is a positive sign
Well, lots of coaches go in to the season in similar situations. I don't look at it like he has a target on his back, he gets another chance and he just needs his team to perform and it would all be moot, or he'll be another in a very long line of coaches looking for work from a lack of results. I'd be fine with a replacement now instead too, but more so, I just hope the leash is short and we shouldn't screw around.
For worlds, when the good coaches are busy with the playoffsKind of self serving though as an explanation on why you fired someone.
As with most things I think it comes down to situations. If the coach loses the room, and/or fails to meet expectations consistently then sure, replace them.
But if the coach has been consistently meeting expectations and still has a good hold on the room and the support from the leadership group, what’s the rush to replace them?
Just cause other coaches get replaced sooner?
Its pretty clear that the league, other coaches, and players have a much different view of DJ than some fans in here. The fact that he has now become a fixture on the national team is a positive sign
I don’t necessarily disagree with anything you said, in fact I tend to agree
I’d like to see him here next season with a healthy hungry squad. What happens will dictate things for the entire coaching staff and front office.
