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They are not in a good situation.Originally I voted no. But, after this press conference, I changed it.
Both Shanny and Dubas completely contradicted themselves the entire time and they had a deer in the headlights kind of look to them, as if they have absolutely no idea how to fix this and that their time maybe running out.
Fair enough.
If there's anything we can look to for more relevant information, it's Hunter's drafting track record (discounting Matthews, that's a total gimme) which was abysmal. Recent relevations re: Marner aside, Hunter's best pick was Dermott? And I think Dubas orchestrated that trade.
Edit: I went to check to make sure. What an absolute disaster.
Completely agree +1000000%Originally I voted no. But, after this press conference, I changed it.
Both Shanny and Dubas completely contradicted themselves the entire time and they had a deer in the headlights kind of look to them, as if they have absolutely no idea how to fix this and that their time maybe running out.
I’m less confident in both Dubas and Shanahan after the press conference today. They seem to lack the ability to diagnose the issues or come up with a Plan B mid stream. They obviously have to project stability but their unwillingness to move on from the narrative or the Big 4 is either going to pay off or it will like the inability of their coach and players to adapt to adverse situations.
reminds me when someone is working at a problem, and cant figure it out, stares at the same problem for days or months, and his buddy comes over with a fresh set of eyes, looks at it, and solves it in minutes, maybe they need a fresh set of eyes?I’m less confident in both Dubas and Shanahan after the press conference today. They seem to lack the ability to diagnose the issues or come up with a Plan B mid stream. They obviously have to project stability but their unwillingness to move on from the narrative or the Big 4 is either going to pay off or it will like the inability of their coach and players to adapt to adverse situations.
I'd be pretty rattled if they rolled our plan B at the post season press conference less than 48 hours after the loss.I’m less confident in both Dubas and Shanahan after the press conference today. They seem to lack the ability to diagnose the issues or come up with a Plan B mid stream. They obviously have to project stability but their unwillingness to move on from the narrative or the Big 4 is either going to pay off or it will like the inability of their coach and players to adapt to adverse situations.
Divisions re-aligning to the old ones soon I am sure. Good luck competing with Tampa, Boston, Florida and then competing for wildcard spots with the metropolitan division teams
That might be because many from team Dubas have been noticeably absent since the Leafs latest choke job.......wow the poll is pretty close....
Of course not, but I don’t see the entitled players being happy to be told “boys, your all safe, we love ya” and then one of them is traded. I think all we wanted was a honest assessment of the team’s choke job.I'd be pretty rattled if they rolled our plan B at the post season press conference less than 48 hours after the loss.
wow the poll is pretty close....
How do you know he hasn't?
He owns a junior team, Ottawa, and may want to stick around home. He's close to 60 years old.
Lots has been said about how Dubas coddles the players, but what about Shanahan’s coddling of Dubas? I find it sickening, paging Larry Tannenbaum.........
According to some posters on this board, Lou has nothing to do with the Isles success. Their success to all due to Barry Trotz who Lou did not even hire. Dubas instead hires a rookie coach who is obviously not Barry Trotz.
Ok, let's play a game. Here are the bad moves Lou has made during his tenure on the Island and in Toronto:
- F Carter Verhaeghe, F Taylor Beck, D Tom Nilsson, D Matt Finn, and G Christopher Gibson to the New York Islanders for F Michael Grabner.
- Nikita Zaitsev, for seven years at an AAV of $4.5M
- Patrick Marleau for three years at $6.25M AAV
- F Kerby Rychel, D Rinat Valiev, and a 2018 2nd-round pick to the Montreal Canadiens for F Tomas Plekanec and F Kyle Baun
- D Devon Toews for 2 2nd rounders
- F Leo Komarov $12m for 4 years $3m AAV
- G Semyon Varlamov $20m for 4 years $5m AAV
- D Thomas Hickey at $10m for 4 years $2.5m AAV
- And maybe toss in Pageau for 6 years at 30m AAV $5m too
And I'm sure there's more. How many good?
This isn't some shrewd negotiator.
The Dallas Cowboys of the NHL? That really hurts.
It’s said when the Leafs losses are making international news. That’s how sad this franchise is.