bustaheims
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Winnipeg's the only team to have not crossed into the >50% half of those charts. That incredible. It's a miracle that they might make the playoffs, because, they're really not good.
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bustaheims said:Winnipeg's the only team to have not crossed into the >50% half of those charts. That incredible. It's a miracle that they might make the playoffs, because, they're really not good.
herman said:https://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/31-thoughts-fallout-bombshell-devils-knights-firings/
The kick off piece about Shero's situation is fun
CarltonTheBear said:Must have been really tough to decide between him and DeBoer.
Hobbes said:Maurice gets to remain employed for a few more years in Winnipeg. I'm glad...I've always liked him.
herman said:Can we add him as an Associate coach for managing our defensive system pls
Frank E said:herman said:Can we add him as an Associate coach for managing our defensive system pls
No joke.
"The easiest way to frame it is an unwillingness to consider -- let alone listen -- to anybody who isn't widely known by the hiring manager, whether it's the GM, the [assistant] GM, owner, or whoever is running the search," Glasberg said. "Which I think is selling themselves short. Why wouldn't you want to talk to as many qualified people as possible? Instead, most NHL teams have this 'hire-a-friend' mentality. I hear this from my guys all the time: 'It's not the best candidate that gets hired. It's the candidate with the best network or who is the best known.' That's not how you build success. No company would ever be successful if they were just hiring people they knew."