sheed36
Registered User
I'm waiting for the slide and if we lose again to Buffalo tonight, I think this could be the one.
Also read the other article from 2008 I just posted. Same old MT.
Ain't this the truth.
Over two and three quarter seasons, Therrien has shown a penchant for not knowing the right time to stop playing players to the detriment of the team.
I do feel confident that Therrien's actions of holding on to players for too long, not playing certain types of players (like Ruutu) enough, playing games with players as "punishment" (the scratching of Orpik back home in Boston, he and Whitney playing wing), never taking blame for mistakes, not having a more flexible system, and his inability to let lines gel are a detriment to the present and future of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
This will keep the Pens from reaching the summit. This will keep the Penguins from becoming a "dynasty." He will keep the Penguins from being what they could be.
Can the Penguins win with Therrien? Maybe. With a top flight coach, their chances of winning are improved.