MyBudJT
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Cmon man down late in the third of a must-win game, you’d play Brown on a line that hasn,t worked at all?
I thought you were talking about the season, my bad.
Cmon man down late in the third of a must-win game, you’d play Brown on a line that hasn,t worked at all?
You’re right. I’ve really been missing the losing culture that I’d been watching for 15 years prior.
Why make the young players earn their ice time? You can just give it to them?
You keep talking like Hyman couldn't skate out there, he played well during the playoffs, with the injury. losing a faceoff doesn't mean an auto goal against... are you trying to blame game 6 and 7 on Hyman?
Brown was 9th on the team among forwards in TOI/GP, and 10th on the team in EV TOI/GP.
What was wrong with Brown's usage?
But PM and Brown were earning their minutes
Brown was 9th on the team among forwards in TOI/GP, and 10th on the team in EV TOI/GP.
What was wrong with Brown's usage?
That's a good question but I fear you're going to disappointed with the answer.
Sadly it's a typical Babcock moveI thought you were talking about the season, my bad.
Don't need to.......Babcock bad.....it's a constant.
It was well documented in the Detroit media that he did the same thing with ken holland. Constant passive aggressive tug of war with his boss, under utilizing or shelving players that holland would provide him with.Good list
I'd add no accountability - all he does is finger point. And whing to the media/undermining your GM
He is arguably their best PK’er and most didn’t know he was hurt. They hear news after and criticize in hindsight. Shocking stuff, really.
The biggest problem is that Zach Hyman wants to win wayyyyyy more than almost everyone else. That makes the coaches job tough sometimes.
It was well documented in the Detroit media that he did the same thing with ken holland. Constant passive aggressive tug of war with his boss, under utilizing or shelving players that holland would provide him with.
I really want Babcock to achieve his dream of being a President/GM/Coach at the same time one day. It would be nice to have a team to dump your Marleaus and Browns to for free. Plus you get the added bonus of watching Babcock in front of the camera with no one else left to blame for his refusal to adapt.
the players choked in games 4, 6 and 7 ... the Bruins players came to play when their backs were against the wall. Try and understand Babcock is only the coach and not a player.
He got to pick who our penalty killers were. Are you telling me that out of all of our forwards, the best we could do is a 50% kill rate?
In game 4, Hyman was -3 at even strength, and had the most PK TOI on a unit that allowed 2 goals in 2 opportunities. That's 5 goals in a 6-4 loss, for those of you counting at home.
In game 6, Hyman was yet again the main part of a PK that allowed 2 goals in 2 opportunities, rocking a solid 17% faceoff win rate.
Did the Bruins "come to play" or were they just smart to abuse an injured penalty killer and bury us on the PP? Just going 1 for 2 in those games is enough to get it to a coinflip. We won the even strength battle just about every game, it's one very small and very specific part of the game that sunk us.
Why is it so hard to believe that playing a one-legged winger as your front line against one of the best PPs in the league is a bad idea and contributed to us losing in a big way?
Not to mention, goalie pulls with 3 min remaining and no offensive zone possession.the players choked in games 4, 6 and 7 ... the Bruins players came to play when their backs were against the wall. Try and understand Babcock is only the coach and not a player. Why didn't Matthews, Tavares, or Marner dominate one of those games and win it.
I think Shanahan has met with BabcockGuy Boucher is who I'd target, but he may not want to settle to be an assistant.
Jim Hiller is joining NYI