BaseballCoach
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- Dec 15, 2006
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I don't need red meat. I want us to be patient, let the kid learn how to beat NHL opponents, and within 2-3 years he will hopefully be a good top-6 winger.I am referring to the narrative that's already dominating fanbase discourse: tremendously overhyping a prospect who has manifest flaws in his game, and rushing a player who has shown little - less than his predecessors who blazed this path in the past decade - to give the fans red meat.
He has not shown less than KK at all. Furthermore, he is more physically ready for challenges from men than KK was. Thankfully, the team in place is not led by Bergevin and Julien. MSL and upper management are ready to let the kids learn and not be perfect.