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- Jun 26, 2007
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Lehner seems emotionally volatile. Not sure if thats a good thing. He needs to put goals, games and media members opinions behind him.
He's 23
It's fine
Lehner seems emotionally volatile. Not sure if thats a good thing. He needs to put goals, games and media members opinions behind him.
Again, Daniel Alfredsson would get just as visibly frustrated yet I didn't see fans label him as emotionally volatile.
Again, Daniel Alfredsson would get just as frustrated yet I didn't see fans label him as emotionally volatile.
remember when lehner was good
Not actively root against the team? What he's asking isn't ridiculous at all. I understand where that opinion is coming from, thinking of the future, but pretending it's the only option is a little much.
Anderson called out the D like 3 weeks ago and everybody said he was showing passion and emotion and all that stuff.
What do you suggest people do instead? Pray to the hockey gods to give all the guys hand transplants?
We just aren't a good hockey team. We lack skill and heart. People are simply trying to cling to any hope wherever they can find it, whether it's the promise of a high pick, or some sort of magical turnaround or a big trade that fleeces some other GM out of a star.
What else can we do?
Lehner can't do that hes from Europe its much harder for these guys to display that they have hart then it is for players from North America, Euros have to earn intangible labels like leadership, hardworker, while if a player is from NA its his to lose its always been that way.
People aren't really hating on the team, though. They're just clinging to the best hope they see.
Whether it's the right or wrong thing to do....I don't know. It has worked out well for some other teams, and backfired as well.
Just seems as though people think a pick will produce instant results. There is development time as well that needs to be taken into consideration.
Team needs more than a pick to turn things around.
Just seems as though people think a pick will produce instant results. There is development time as well that needs to be taken into consideration.
Team needs more than a pick to turn things around and be consistent playoff contenders.
Just seems as though people think a pick will produce instant results. There is development time as well that needs to be taken into consideration.
Team needs more than a pick to turn things around.
Anderson called out the D like 3 weeks ago and everybody said he was showing passion and emotion and all that stuff.
When he was playing terrible he was saying he didnt know what was wrong and he thought he was playing well.
Anderson is a vetran playing some of the best games of his career. Lehner is a kid playing the worst hockey of his career and saying hes not playing poorly
Pretty sure he took all the blame for the first Dallas loss.
He also said he didnt know what was wrong. He said he thought he was playing well. He admitted it was his fault for the loss but said he didnt know what was wrong.
He also said he didnt know what was wrong. He said he thought he was playing well. He admitted it was his fault for the loss but said he didnt know what was wrong.
Bottom line my point was if lehner was actually playing well this season he'd get the leeway Anderson does. Hes not playing well. It has nothing to do with him being European. Lehner is young and he has to recognize how he can improve.... If he cant he wont get better.
Bottom line my point was if lehner was actually playing well this season he'd get the leeway Anderson does. Hes not playing well. It has nothing to do with him being European. Lehner is young and he has to recognize how he can improve.... If he cant he wont get better.