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Here's an excerpt from an AP article:
Brown said Knoblauch deserves "a massive amount" of credit for turning the Otters into a junior hockey powerhouse and compared his style to that of Mike Babcock, the Stanley Cup- and two-time Olympic gold medal-winning coach of the Maple Leafs.
"They deliver information in a way you really understand," Brown said. "He brings that classroom mentality to the dressing room."
Going to a young team like Philadelphia, which might have 33-year-old Valtteri Filppula as its oldest player, looks like a perfect fit for Knoblauch, who learned early in his career that drawing up power plays and forechecking strategies was a small fraction of the job compared to managing individuals. In Erie, Knoblauch and his staff created personality profiles of players to know how best to communicate with them.
http://www.nydailynews.com/newswire...r-knoblauch-assistant-coach-article-1.3228330
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