My coaches didn't adjust to account for execution issues unless they were long running issues (and usually that meant giving you easier minutes). Are we in the position to be giving soft matchups to Matthews right now? He already gets a ton of offensive zone starts, he is going up against a line which he should be capable of dominating, and he is even getting some Grade A chances that he is flubbing. Effort wise and defense wise he is performing fine; it his offensive execution which simply has not been sharp, and it was that way on the PP as well (which is a completely different situation and a completely different matchup, but we are seeing the same issues).
My coaches adjusted if it was a systemic or effort issue. Tavares' usage is a systemic issue. We are putting him in areas where he is not getting pucks from his wingers and defensemen, and his wingers are not taking advantage of the added attention placed on him. We need to switch up how we use Tavares and get him involved more actively on the puck in the offensive zone. Nylander and Kase simply do not have the active engagement or effectiveness to allow for them to be taking so many puck touches away from Tavares right now.
Nylander's issue right now is effort. It waivers from shift-to-shift and it is simply unacceptable. When he is on, there are no issues with his play. When he is off, he looks like he should be benched.
The issue with the breakouts right now is a bit of everything. Keefe can dial back the aggressiveness at times, which is systemic. The wingers at times are not winning key puck battles and races, which is effort. Sometimes they don't execute on clean, simple passes and Tampa takes advantage... Which is execution. It is not Keefe's job to tell these guys how to make simple passes, and it is not his job to adjust for simple things that these guys should be executing properly almost every time... And those adjustments certainly do not happen in-game.