If Ovechkin has any input in such questions...
You're really stretching it now huh.you haven't considered the obvious reverse possibility. have you? that McPhee is still in his position because ovechkin wants him there. eh?
you would be shocked? I sure wouldn't be. I am not saying I think its the case, but you have to consider the possibility. I mean....we ask how come after all this fail McPhee still has that job? right? you see people say that ov must be at the end of his rope. unless.....ive heard crazier stuff
You're really stretching it now huh.
You should care. That's a terrible way to approach putting a team together.
@SkyKerstein: The last time the #Caps lost five in row with no points was indeed Nov 10th-21st 2007... Glen Hanlon was fired after the 5th loss
You're really stretching it now huh.
When has a hockey player tried to get his GM fired because the team wasn't winning? The worst he could do is, as mentioned, ask for a trade, and, as mentioned, that would probably doom GMGM. The fact that he hasn't done it doesn't mean he's endorsed management on any level.
I am not the one that has been asking how is it possible that McPhee hasn't been fired.
It gets asked a lot here, though. it gets asked with perplexed amazement.
if you are not willing to consider that maybe that the golden goose has a comfort zone and strength of personality enough to voice his loyalty to the powers that be, I don't know.
Michael Jordan and Jerry Krause hated each other as if they were competing for control.
All I know is that Ov negotiated his own deal with McPhee.
I have no investment whether gm stays or goes. If he stays, you guys are going to go off the deep end. at that point you are going to ask why?
I just can't imagine any scenario where Ovechkin can look at what's happening around him and put his faith in McPhee to build a stanley cup caliber team around him in the next few years.
After watching that reprehensible Game 7, I lost all hope that this core, at least with this FO and coaching, would ever be good. We've seen this too many times in recent seasons. George needs to go immediately.
I lost all faith and became officially "emotionally detached" after that Montreal series in the playoffs.
For me the back-breaker was the Tampa series.
What some of us may need to accept is that Ted may be more like Abe Pollin than anyone would like to admit (favoring his NBA team much more than his NHL team).
Tough to watch, but a close game. If Grabo is out for any decent time, I see a trade coming quickly.