There was a clamor for a thread like this in the Fire Torts thread, and who am I to refuse the call?
I appreciate that he is our former head coach.
I appreciate that he is our former head coach.
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The more talent his teams have the less his systems work. Increased team talent was his downfall with every team he has coached except the Flyers. The only thing that makes his systems work is a top tier goalie.I appreciate his tactical knowledge more now that before he joined the Flyers. For all his flaws I cant see much of an argument against his systems working even with low talent.
But I did not appreciate his overall time as Flyers HC!
Did he even help to develop one player? Maybe Sanheim or to a lesser extent Brink, but honestly, it felt like he just bungled things with them, mishandling and getting into their faces, trying to spark something. Not nice and not sustainable.
Did he even help to develop one player? Maybe Sanheim or to a lesser extent Brink, but honestly, it felt like he just bungled things with them, mishandling and getting into their faces, trying to spark something. Not nice and not sustainable.
It will always be too soon for a Tortorella appreciation thread. Just like it’s still too soon for a Chuck Fletcher appreciation thread and a Derp Hakstok appreciation thread.Too soon for this thread.
hes the #culture champion...John Tortorella won the Stanley cup with Tampa Bay in 2003. He has made it past the second round in the postseason ONE TIME since then.