lokomotiv15
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He's probably harkening back to the days of ShawnLesky.Apparently he doesn't read our GDT's.
He's probably harkening back to the days of ShawnLesky.Apparently he doesn't read our GDT's.
David Quinn has Taylor Pyatt level eyes.
Well it’s official. Though looks like he’s only overseeing the defensive unit. Doesn’t say anything about the powerplay.
His job is to play, not to tell the team what to do with coaches and contracts. Apparently he spoke up regarding wanting Malkin and Letang to stay, but other than that I can’t recall ever hearing from legit sources of him doing anything other than acting like a hockey player.I think Sid isn't doing the organization any favors with his passivity, but he's far from the root cause or the reason the malaise persists.
Right but I assume they won’t tolerate it indefinitely. Attendance was actually up after the last couple years. Eventually people will stop paying to see a garbage product.We said that about missing the playoffs and icing a historically bad powerplay and yet we're getting ready to ignore all of that and do the same thing all over again.
I guess what I'm getting at is "I'll believe it when I see it" because this team plows right through any other lowlight (which would have gotten the whole team and office revamped) over and over again.
That's why it's not really on him, though I'd imagine him throwing his weight behind a coaching change would probably see it over the line, IF the organization thought it was warranted-- which it clearly doesn't.His job is to play, not to tell the team what to do with coaches and contracts. Apparently he spoke up regarding wanting Malkin and Letang to stay, but other than that I can’t recall ever hearing from legit sources of him doing anything other than acting like a hockey player.
NoI don’t see why trading Sid can’t be considered especially if the return is good and Sid’s open to it. Like 3 1st round picks or prospect equivalents. Attendance will drop but I don’t really care about that, and that’s going to happen eventually anyway. You could seriously speed up the rebuild by trading him.
For now I’m in favor of the rebuild-on-the-fly they’re attempting since even our old guys are still pretty productive especially given their cap hits.
If the locker room has essentially mutinied against a coach then it’s the captains’ job to go to the GM and say something. It’s obvious that isn’t the case here.That's why it's not really on him, though I'd imagine him throwing his weight behind a coaching change would probably see it over the line, IF the organization thought it was warranted-- which it clearly doesn't.
Absolutely the best move they could make for a high end assistant! Great job Kyle!
Well it’s official. Though looks like he’s only overseeing the defensive unit. Doesn’t say anything about the powerplay.
Maybe they are twins?Quinn and Sully could be brothers. Scary.
Who is going to run the powerplay?
Why... never fear... Mike Sullivan himself is going to step up and get the job done, I'm sure! He's gonna learn so much this summer about like... uh... strategies and um... umbrellas er... but not the kind you use for rain but like... the one Tanger plays. F3?
Vellucci "technically" isn't signed right now I believe?
David Quinn has Taylor Pyatt level eyes.
Did you just drop, like, a twenty year old reference? That's awesome. Lol.He's probably harkening back to the days of ShawnLesky.
Who is going to run the powerplay?
Why... never fear... Mike Sullivan himself is going to step up and get the job done, I'm sure! He's gonna learn so much this summer about like... uh... strategies and um... umbrellas er... but not the kind you use for rain but like... the one Tanger plays. F3?
The players (for PP1 anyway) have always done their own thing on the PP.
Dubas needs to find the right net front guy (Kunitz, Hornqvist type) & Sully needs to split them up if it’s not working. Sure it’ll piss em off but missing the playoffs because of the PP should have overridden that.
“David Quinn brings a wealth of coaching and developmental experience across the highest levels of professional and international hockey,” said Dubas. “Quinn has a long track record of helping elite defensemen reach their full potential, and we look forward to the impact he can make on our defensive group and our entire program. Coach Quinn’s experience, character, energy and enthusiasm make him a great fit for Coach Sullivan’s coaching staff.”
I find it hard to believe the Penguins front office was using CapFriendly. But glad they have something in place.Friedman said a bunch of teams will be scrambling when CapFriendly goes dark. Only a few have internal trackers. Pens are now one of them under Dubas.
So there's that, at least.
I like the Quinn hire substantially more with the knowledge that he's not in charge of the powerplay, but they need to get an actual PP coach.
I think this is a very clear "we need Karlsson to be better than what he was last year" comment.
Yesssssss yesssss... pull the cope up around you like a nice warm blanket.
The only positive of David Quinn is he has been a coach on three teams that have finished 1st or 2nd in the NHL Draft.