thewave
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- Jun 17, 2011
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That one’s on Dubas and Shanny. Letting the kid step on his own sh*t.
99% of all other NHL management was like WTF are you guys doing?
They saw all this a mile away and how the playoffs were going to test him being a small player with less bite.
We had our rebuild managed by a rookie GM and a Rookie Coach.
Babcock was right. And he was a pariah for it. He wanted Acciari, Schenn, McCabe, l’afférty , ROR
But Babs got Johnsson, Kerfoot, kappanen, Giraffe, petan, marincin
Lmaooooooooo
Babcock was sabotaged by Dubas. This organization was sabotaged by Dubas.
100% Dubas outsmarted himself
Kadri liked Babs.. And gives him credit for modinf him into the player he became (how many players would look back and credit Keefe for his.coaching)
And he can see both sides of coach Mike Babcock’s tactics to mould him into a harder-working, defensively responsible pivot, crediting the tactician for his attention to detail and game-planning against specific opposition.
Until Babcock arrived on the scene, remember, it would be nearly laughable to consider Kadri a shutdown specialist.
“Babs did what he did. He tried to get the group to the best position as possible. I think he deserves a little bit of credit, you know, even though I think it was maybe time for a change over there to spark the team,” Kadri said.
Kadri was asked if Babcock crossed lines in order to motivate, the most extreme public example being Mitch Marner’s list.
“Sometimes,” Kadri replied. “Babs is a good coach. Sometimes his methods, I think, weren’t the greatest. So that’s just the fine line between players and coaches. I think as a coach, you have to take that responsibility to kind of have your players’ backs and that’s when you get the best from them
The baby soft Marner cried Babcock off the team. He is probably in his ivory tower right now counting his millions laughing it up. He may even be giving some credit Nylander tbh.