Beef Invictus
Revolutionary Positivity
Yeah I'm sure the problem is with one of the many players who can't stand him, and not with the coach who bragged about being shit at communication
That's because these boards are too negative. Every poster wants to outdo the last poster.Post game thread with only 21 comments. That is all you need to know.
The first hint that he's given up was during the draft and all he had to talk about was size.
Good luck with that, since that's what they were hired for.Briere and company need to be fired for allowing torts to continue this bullshit way of coaching
in my memory he said something along those lines: ....at the moment it isnt planned to buy at the deadline......but on the other hand you need to honor the work the players have done and right now we are near the playoff......On STG, Briere reiterated that he is not going to sell assets in order to push for a PO run. So what is here is what Tortorella has to work with. Probably less some guys as trade outs go down. So this club will sink in the standings. How far down it will go will depend on how badly some of these teams in the West continue to play.
At least Staal finally got healthy scratched.So when does Staal had a 56 second game>
lose in regulation you bloody idiots..
12th OA pick coming our way babee..
yah a nobody who doesnt move the needle.
Michkov is 100% gunna have his career wasted here
He "didn't listen."What did Farabee do? Or is it just a Torts thing? Had the game on in the background but was shooting pool
He "didn't listen."
I think it was the failed pinch. Tortorella said after the game last night, before being asked specifically about Farabee, that it wasn't backchecking per se he didn't like last night in the first period.
Then you have to go back to the Rangers game on Black Friday and what had Torts so ticked off that afternoon: over-aggressive plays when they didn't have puck possession up ice turning into odd-man rushes and goals against. A combination of poor support up high and a too-casual backcheck served to get Tippett benched most of the second period that game.
Defensive responsibilities and risk/reward up ice were a main focus and adjustment made the next night against the Islanders. Last night, Farabee saw that Sanheim had pinched in and, rather than supporting the vacant point, came halfway down to the boards and got walked. Then was way behind the counterattack in backchecking.
So Torts escalated it: Tippett sat a period last Friday. Farabee sat the rest of the game last night.
FWIW - Re Farabee - Bill M's take form Hockeybuzz: