Evilhomer
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This has honestly been the worst kept secret from the moment Keefe was fired.Berunbe for Toronto as per friedman. Not done yet
This has honestly been the worst kept secret from the moment Keefe was fired.Berunbe for Toronto as per friedman. Not done yet
When did he say this?Berunbe for Toronto as per friedman. Not done yet
32 thoughts yesterday. Unless he also said it today...When did he say this?
He didn't really have anything new today on the Marek show. Just said " until I'm proven wrong, he's my guy for toronto"32 thoughts yesterday. Unless he also said it today...
32 thoughts yesterday. Unless he also said it today...
Earlier today I looked at Berube's odds and he was a slight favorite but close to a pick em.
Current odds...
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I'm guessing both parties are doing their due diligence with all other options.Gotta wonder if they’re waiting for Brind’Amour, otherwise why isn’t Berube signed already?
3 or 4 years, or 3 with an option, seems to be the most typical thing.What term would they give Berube? Two year?
This just isn't true.Idk who I want - Berube or Rod the Bod. Berube seems to coach the game how I would like - forecheck and grit.... Brind’Amour seems to prefer defensive systems, which the Leafs are certainly not. So I don't know if he fits.
This has honestly been the worst kept secret from the moment Keefe was fired.
jeff marek today. doubled down on himWhen did he say this?
jeff marek today. doubled down on him
And who on the Leafs will be doing the forechecking? As for grit, I can't wait until this argument falls away. Is Dallas gritty? The Rangers? This idea that there is one path to success (i.e., toughness) is irrational. The Leafs had oodles of grit this year, and it resulted in the same outcome. Turns out grit can't score in the playoffs either. Toughness isn't about how much you can hit or pointing at your biceps like a wrestler - it's about how strong you are at pushing through and creating opportunities, or stopping opposing opportunities, when time and space decrease. Vancouver has piles of grit on its backend, and none of it is helping their best offensive player figure out how to succeed when he doesn't have nearly as much time and space as he has in the regular season. More than anything else, the Leafs need their best players to be their best players when time and space are limited. So far, that hasn't happened with enough consistency. I still think it can, and maybe Berube is the guy who can bring it out of them, but it won't be because of how much grit the team adds.Idk who I want - Berube or Rod the Bod. Berube seems to coach the game how I would like - forecheck and grit.... Brind’Amour seems to prefer defensive systems, which the Leafs are certainly not. So I don't know if he fits.
And why are they not... They continue to play a perimeter game and refuse to play a harder game, drive the net and score ugly goals. The reason why Knies scored that OT goal is because Boston was so shocked that someone (JT) drove the net lol.And who on the Leafs will be doing the forechecking? As for grit, I can't wait until this argument falls away. Is Dallas gritty? The Rangers? This idea that there is one path to success (i.e., toughness) is irrational. The Leafs had oodles of grit this year, and it resulted in the same outcome. Turns out grit can't score in the playoffs either. Toughness isn't about how much you can hit or pointing at your biceps like a wrestler - it's about how strong you are at pushing through and creating opportunities, or stopping opposing opportunities, when time and space decrease. Vancouver has piles of grit on its backend, and none of it is helping their best offensive player figure out how to succeed when he doesn't have nearly as much time and space as he has in the regular season. More than anything else, the Leafs need their best players to be their best players when time and space are limited. So far, that hasn't happened with enough consistency. I still think it can, and maybe Berube is the guy who can bring it out of them, but it won't be because of how much grit the team adds.
And why are they not... They continue to play a perimeter game and refuse to play a harder game, drive the net and score ugly goals. The reason why Knies scored that OT goal is because Boston was so shocked that someone (JT) drove the net lol.
If you don't like the word grit, fine. In my mind, grit goes beyond "toughness". It also encompasses drive, resolve and compete. The Leafs top guys generally lack this. Berube seems to preach this.
You think he's the right choice? I think Brad has a real tough task to transform this team into a Berube type team. Going to take 2 off-seasons IMOI'd guess its assistant coach type discussions right now.
You think he's the right choice? I think Brad has a real tough task to transform this team into a Berube type team. Going to take 2 off-seasons IMO
Can you back this up? Here’s a heat map of just about every shot we’ve taken in the playoffs since 2022, to me it looks like we live between the circles and generate next to nothing from distance.
I’m pretty bored of watching Tavares shovel pucks into pads personally, would be nice to have more than 2 players that are even remotely a threat from the circles.
For comparison’s sake, Berube’s cup run Blues had significantly less of their goals from in tight and did most of their damage from the slot and out in just about every series. The only series we won was the one where we barely did anything in tight and abused them from the point and circles.
I’m not saying don’t go to the net but I’m not seeing how it’s something we need to work on when it’s the only thing we’re doing good enough and the rest of the offensive zone might as well not exist for us.
Trelviving is probably doing due diligence on more candidates and wants to interview more people just so he can feel better about the hire.
I expect Berube to get hired by this weekend
Whatever fits the narrative of them being a pathetic p***y ass team