herman
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As expected. Mark Giordano promoted to assistant coach with the Marlies.
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Here comes the feel bad
MLSE preparing to spend big on players, not staff
Morrison, meh he's been here forever doubt that's a big loss.Here comes the feel bad
Not really sure we can make that assumption yet until we see how these roles get filled.MLSE preparing to spend big on players, not staff
Morrison, meh he's been here forever doubt that's a big loss.
I've been saying since even before Dubas was fired the impact our analytics group has had on our teams success feels a little underwhelming, so I've been expecting a revamp of that for awhile.
Leach is definitely the biggest shock. Obviously it's too early to judge but he's seemed to be doing well running the drafts. My guess though is Brackett brings his right-hand man from Vancouver and Minnesota, Dan Palango, over here to fill that role.
Not really sure we can make that assumption yet until we see how these roles get filled.
Here comes the feel bad
MLSE preparing to spend big on players, not staff
mapleleafshotstove.com
Following the draft, Brackett conducted an interview with the Leafs, and one particular comment stood out:
There have been some good conversations and some challenging ones, but that is always going to be the case. We are building rapport and building trust.
The reference to “challenging” conversations naturally stands out. Whenever you bring together people from different organizations, backgrounds, and philosophies, there are bound to be disagreements before everyone is in alignment.
There was also some indication that Leach’s future was up in the air when Brackett—not Leach—addressed the media following the draft. Just three weeks earlier, at the NHL Draft Combine in Buffalo, Leach spoke on behalf of the scouting staff.
As expected. Marc Giordano promoted to assistant coach with the Marlies.
Not really sure we can make that assumption yet until we see how these roles get filled.
Not really sure we can make that assumption yet until we see how these roles get filled.
That's the thing. I'm sure all the individuals being let go are good people, but ultimately this team hasn't succeeded in a lot of areas over the past long, long, long time so it's tough to really say change throughout the organization isn't warranted. You can't always just change the person at the top and expect that to be enough.Dr. Wickenheiser is awesome, but at the same time, who can we point to as a development win?
Yeah I don't even know how a fan can evaluate all these front office changes. We go by how good the product on the ice is, and the prospect pool to a lesser extent. I have no idea how much any of the people who were let go contributed to any of the actual on ice results.That's the thing. I'm sure all the individuals being let go are good people, but ultimately this team hasn't succeeded in a lot of areas over the past long, long, long time so it's tough to really say change throughout the organization isn't warranted. You can't always just change the person at the top and expect that to be enough.
Again, with Leach being the one exception as he would be the only one being let go with a short track record here.
I forgot about Hayley, leadership wanted to go in a different direction, wonder what that means