Management Travis Green [Head Coach]

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To me, Chabot's issue is he always seems to think he's got more time than he does. When he has time and space, he can make some great plays. When he gets pressured, he's often wrapped up in looking for that perfect play and gets himself cornered.
Hope he learns how to make the safe play soon instead of always trying to make that perfect play.
 

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Jenson, Hamonic and Kleven all played almost exactly 17 minutes each. However, Hamonic and Kleven had 17/18 shifts while every other dman had 28 or more. So, it looks like when Hamonic and Kleven were on the ice, they got caught out on long, long, long shifts. Probably explains why they didn't PK so much, probably gassed from those extra long shifts.
For Kleven, I think it's because he's a rookie still learning his role. PK is a skill. I'm sure in time he'll be given an opportunity on the PK.

I wonder who'll be in the line-up for the Montreal game: Hamonic or JBD. Either choice wouldn't surprise me. A lot of coaches don't make changes when the team wins. Maybe Hamonic gets a mulligan because it was against the Panthers or maybe JBD if they didn't like Hamonic's play or feel he can't handle a full schedule. I also wonder who will be in net, hoping it's Linus.
 

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Was a huge part. Worst room in hockey. Doesn't mean they're were bad guys but there was a bad culture. There was a reason they were bought out.
Really? It's so long ago I will have to go back and see what I can find.

I never heard anything about that previously. They were just crazy long and crazy expensive contracts to begin with.
 

OD99

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Oh, OK. Learn something new every day I suppose. What does it mean though? Is he saying he was surprised to learn Julien was an assistant in St. Louis?
It's been used a lot on FB posts or whatever for quite some time now.

Yes, it means I am surprised to learn.

To me, Chabot's issue is he always seems to think he's got more time than he does. When he has time and space, he can make some great plays. When he gets pressured, he's often wrapped up in looking for that perfect play and gets himself cornered.
I find he freezes when he has too much time as well. He overthinks and then rushes to make a play.

He needs to simplify, and skate the puck out when he can, quick passes up and then pick his spots in the offensive zone.
 

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Really? It's so long ago I will have to go back and see what I can find.

I never heard anything about that previously. They were just crazy long and crazy expensive contracts to begin with.
I'm in the twin cities. That was the word around here. They would do things like bring their own private PP coach to practice. Needless to say, the real coaches weren't thrilled.
 
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OD99

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I'm in the twin cities. That was the word around here. They would do things like bring their own private PP coach to practice. Needless to say, the real coaches weren't thrilled.
Huh, you learn something every day!

Not saying it was a good thing, but was the coaching sub par? Did they think the team needed help?
 

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It's been used a lot on FB posts or whatever for quite some time now.

Yes, it means I am surprised to learn.


I find he freezes when he has too much time as well. He overthinks and then rushes to make a play.

He needs to simplify, and skate the puck out when he can, quick passes up and then pick his spots in the offensive zone.
It’s ironic because he has the making of a simple guy, he’s not flashy which is fine. If he just plays the game the right way in that he just makes the quick zone exit read and keeps the play flowing, he would be much improved. Let’s be optimistic and motivate him as fans to just be better. He certainly works hard and I love the individual so hopefully he can turn it around this year!!
 
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I remember Guy Boucher talking about how it was going to take 6 months at least for everyone to be comfortable enough in a new system that they can execute it without thinking. And GMs cant really be judged until after about 4 years.

But I also think they could execute the perfect system perfectly and still lose. Its not the be all end all. So far the complaints i hear still fall under the umbrella of: he once had a bad record on a team that we were expecting to have a bad record.
 
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