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Yes, he is.Countless playoff failures, refusing to adjust his lines (when was the last time marner and matthews were split up?). At what point do you stop giving Keefe the benefit of the doubt?
Today's game against the Pens, it's clear the Knies-Matthews-Marner line was not good, when asked post-game Keefe responded with "I thought they were great - no issues with them" - seriously?
he decides the lineup
he decides the playstyle
he decides the matchups (i.e. putting out the 4th line immediately after scoring a goal to allow one 30 secs later)