Sens of Anarchy
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Batherson can do it all
Should probably put this is the Prospects thread
Batherson can do it all
Paul owes him a couple beers
9:58 | BEL | Andreas Englund (1) ASST: Tyler Randell (4), Daniel Ciampini (7) |
Should probably put this is the Prospects thread
Chlapik played Colin White didn't play .. any news on that?..Chlapik played according to the game sheet he had as many shots as Selleck ONE
Anyone think Randy Lee’s job is in jeopardy?
God I hope so. He’s a Murray hire, hopefully Dorion realizes he’s in way over his head.
Melnyk will probably take over the AHL GM job too then.God I hope so. He’s a Murray hire, hopefully Dorion realizes he’s in way over his head.
Fully agreed that he's way over his head but Lee is far from a Murray hire. He was here way before Bryan. He's actually a legendary trainer who gained notoriety in our best years for the bike interviews. Shannahan can tell you all about it.God I hope so. He’s a Murray hire, hopefully Dorion realizes he’s in way over his head.
Chlapik healthy scratch. I was told kleinendorst said he was committing to playing the young guys. Come on down to watch selleck do his thing.
and obviously randy lee is looking down like "brilliant"Renewed commitment to drafting and development:
"The stubbornness of Kleinendorst is evident on special teams despite the improved results. He continues to ram Blunden, McCormick (when he’s in Belleville), and Reinhart onto the powerplay, while he overplays McCormick, Englund, and Burgdoerfer on the PK. One thing I was critical of in the past that’s improved, however, is the impact of forwards on the point for the PP–it improves when the forward’s partner is not Murray (only 30% of the goals he’s been on the ice for are sharing the point with a forward).
5-on-5 Kleinendorst has put together effective second lines, but continues wonky and bizarre first units (they’ve included Selleck, Blunden, Ciampini, McCormick, Rodewald, and Werek). Why talented players like White, Chlapik, and Sexton aren’t getting those top spots is beyond me. In terms of defensive combinations Kleinendorst refuses to load up his pairings, saddling talented players with those who can’t move the puck effectively.
Looking forward it will be interesting to see who remains (or comes) to Belleville and what sort of impact/usage they’ll get. This should be a time to play prospects a ton, but Kleinendorst can’t get that veteran needle out of his arm."
eyeonthesens.com
You know everybody loves to harp on coaches and their veterans.
Maybe it's just a thing we should all accept. I am tired of fighting it like it's a thing only our coaches do.