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bustaheims said:That's a pretty basic logical fallacy known as an appeal to authority..
Well, sure, but the fundamental argument here is basically a different sort of logical fallacy known as an appeal to convention or argumentum ad populum. I don't see anyone actually making a convincing case for why it's bad outside of it not being the usual thing a coach does.
bustaheims said:What we do know is that Carlyle's relationship with the goaltenders made Reimer ask for a trade after last season, which, to me, is a pretty clear indication that it's a good thing and, really, it's not working on the larger scale.
Well, no. We know that Reimer asked for a trade after a season where he lost the starter's job which is almost certainly going to cause friction and unhappiness regardless of what relationship a coach has with the player in question.