The DFO Rundown ep. 155 – Rick Bowness Joins The Rundown
Special Guest Rick Bowness joins Frank Seravalli and Jason Gregor on this episode of the DFO Rundown. As the new...
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Confirmed with Link: Jets Hire Rick Bowness as the next head coach, Arniel Associate, Assistants Brad Lauer, Marty Johnston
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Wonder if Chipman said this to Bowness?
Those who wonder why Cheveldayoff didn’t fire Maurice, I don’t think he had the authority is my opinion
Partial excerpt from athletic article from October 2021
Paul Maurice’s longevity in Winnipeg is not a coincidence. It is the realization of Mark Chipman’s cultural vision for his club — one that he expressed to Maurice soon after Winnipeg hired him in 2014.
“The day he first got here, I obviously welcomed him,” Mark Chipman told The Athletic by telephone in early October. “But I made a point of telling him that I expected he would be here for a long time.
Those who wonder why Cheveldayoff didn’t fire Maurice, I don’t think he had the authority is my opinion
Partial excerpt from athletic article from October 2021
Paul Maurice’s longevity in Winnipeg is not a coincidence. It is the realization of Mark Chipman’s cultural vision for his club — one that he expressed to Maurice soon after Winnipeg hired him in 2014.
“The day he first got here, I obviously welcomed him,” Mark Chipman told The Athletic by telephone in early October. “But I made a point of telling him that I expected he would be here for a long time.
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Yep, he was here for a long time, not a good time.
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The DFO Rundown ep. 155 – Rick Bowness Joins The Rundown
Special Guest Rick Bowness joins Frank Seravalli and Jason Gregor on this episode of the DFO Rundown. As the new...
Certainly no shortages of changes everywhere outside of roster personnel
eh, i mean are you gonna tell a new hire: hey ya i dont expect you to be here long?
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No of course not.... Chipman made a point of telling him he WOULD be here a long time.eh, i mean are you gonna tell a new hire: hey ya i dont expect you to be here long?
Unpack that statement....Chipman had his mind made up & doubled down on extension 2021 even though the signs were there he was no longer effective.
Whether Chipman directly intervened or not it was his loyalty principal that dictated how things were to unfold with Maurice. Him also stating his views on coaches and shelf lives earlier last season further cements what his principles are and those trickle down and impact how the org is run.
As I've said earlier I hope he's learned that at the end of the day results, and the view of your team matter. Your principles can't get in the way of the end goal and they did here. Chipman is a smart guy so I expect he took a lot away from this. 5ou have already seen some changes there. If loyalty was still the overriding principle then there is no way the Jets strip the captaincy from the longest serving member of the team.
All organizations make mistakes, I'm also of the view that the smart on3s learn and adapt when they make them.
As I've said earlier I hope he's learned that at the end of the day results, and the view of your team matter. Your principles can't get in the way of the end goal and they did here. Chipman is a smart guy so I expect he took a lot away from this. 5ou have already seen some changes there. If loyalty was still the overriding principle then there is no way the Jets strip the captaincy from the longest serving member of the team.
All organizations make mistakes, I'm also of the view that the smart on3s learn and adapt when they make them.
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Wow, Chevy actually pretty transparent on coaching roles.
I have to say I like how the responsibilities are being divided up.
Lauer: PP and forwards
Arniel: PK and defense
Johnston: Video analysis and pre scout
Prefontaine: Analytics and video
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Yeah, I was expecting him to limit the information provided to either upper or lower body coaching.
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Yes - Mau is an orator, not a communicator. He's inspirational, but as I've said before, he isn't a strategic thinker. He coached on gut instinct, but people with his cognitive function stack struggle to explain their decisions in a clear way.
It struck me way back when Petan was bouncing between the AHL & the Jets - "I wasn't told what to work on or what I could do to earn a spot" - but I'm kind of surprised at how extreme this apparently was for even Scheifele. That means that multiple coaches (ie assistants, too) have failed us.
Haven't had time to watch enough of Bowness' interviews to evaluate his personality yet (I've been very busy all summer, including moving) - and had zero energy for the Jets' drama, but hopefully I'll be able get back into it in October/November.
I am optimistic - because we can't get much worse... Right, guys?
I do think that having a totally fresh slate means everyone has incentive (and finally a realistic chance) to impress the new coaches. Can't rest on past laurels...
I gave up on listening to Maurice years ago when I discovered that he spoke for effect rather than communication. But he was a good talker, so everyone assumed he was a good communicator, me included. I just thought he lied to the fans. Now, more and more, it appears he did not communicate well with players either.
Poor Petan. He should have just read this forum to find out what he needed to work on.
This gives more cause for optimism. The worse the previous regime was, the more potential for improvement there is.
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I expect he will learn in Florida just how short a leash can be.
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There are different ways reporters can ask questions.
I think a straightforward, honest, tough question shouldn't usually get a reporter in trouble. A beligerent or manipulative question, or one phrased to back the interviewee into a corner just might. Could all be the same question. As in: Please answer yes or no. Have you stopped beating your wife?
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What did Chipman mean by a long time? 3 years? 5? Or 9?
5 years would have been a long time by the standard for NHL coaches - and that would have been about enough for me.
Perhaps this should be turned to alll purpose coaching thread?
Hope everything is ok with Bowness. He's one of the oldest coaches in the league and covid seems to hit the elderly quite hard.
Hope everything is ok with Bowness. He's one of the oldest coaches in the league and covid seems to hit the elderly quite hard.
I also hope he's OK and takes the rest he needs this time to fully recover.
Arniel has done a good job imo and I am fine with him running the bench for the next while. While he wasn't my first choice I thought his one foray to being an NHL head coach wasn't a fair representation of his ability to coach in the league.
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