Wtf?
Sad to see him go, but I hope the best for him and his family.
This is one of those rare threads that actually makes the policing of "re-sign" vs "resign" feel important rather than pretentious.
I was thinking the same thing. "Quits" would be better, but it just sounds too harsh.
Every time I see a thread about a player "resigning" I think about asking why they decided to quitSad to see him go, but I hope the best for him and his family.
This is one of those rare threads that actually makes the policing of "re-sign" vs "resign" feel important rather than pretentious.
Agree 100%****.
This is bad news. I was really looking forward to watching him continue to grow our young defensemen.
The cynic makes me wonder if leaves for family is code for scapegoat for why the Wild didn't perform in the playoffs. How else to shake up a team without cap space? Firing a popular coach.
The cynic makes me wonder if leaves for family is code for scapegoat for why the Wild didn't perform in the playoffs. How else to shake up a team without cap space? Firing a popular coach.
Family... That's the reason everyone uses when they quit and don't want to make waves. Wonder if uthat's the real reason?
I don't think there's necessarily anything suspicious about it, but it does seem a little abrupt. It wouldn't surprise me to learn that he caught wind of an upcoming opening out east somewhere. I'm not sure what all the rules are surrounding coaching staff and front office moves, but everyone seems to get very tight-lipped about it until an actual announcement is made (e.g. Fletcher's reaction to the rumors about Murray joining the Wild front office).
It would be hard to blame him if so. It's gotta be hard being away from your family all year. If his family doesn't want to move, it would probably make sense for him to get a job back out East if he can.
Sad to see him go, but I hope the best for him and his family.
This is one of those rare threads that actually makes the policing of "re-sign" vs "resign" feel important rather than pretentious.