Cult of Hynes
Hynes is never wrong.
- Nov 9, 2010
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Don't forget, just because the guy got an extension, doesn't mean he can't be fired at any time. AV was fired before his extension even started, I'm pretty sure Gerard Gallant was too, so was Bylsma a few years back in Pittsburgh.
Just because we extended him doesn't mean we have to keep him until the contract ends, it just means we have to pay him until the contract ends. I know, in before ''Well, ownership won't take the loss if he has time remaining! They're really cheap and they can't even afford to fuel up their helicopter!''.
Remember, DeBoer was extended and he was fired not even a half a season into his deal.
If I had to guess, Hynes probably has a 2 year deal after this and this was probably the last year of his deal, so I bet he's signed until 2021. MAYBE 2022, likely no longer than that. He was extended one year last season and he originally got a 3 year deal, so I bet he was a UFA coach after this year. So he's probably got 2-3 years with this. Doesn't mean he'll coach here for 2-3 more years.
The two biggest factors I think that are keeping him here are
1: Hall likes him and says he's the best coach he's ever had. If Hall decided not to re-sign here and Shero shipped him out, I think Hynes leash would get MUCH shorter.
2: The goaltending. Shero has went public already in stating goaltending is a big problem with this team (''What the hell is this guy is talking about?'').
I think that's what's keeping Hynes here. If we were getting pretty solid goaltending all year (Cory has lost us multiple games and Kinkaid probably has also, due to fatigue and overusage because Cory has been such a liability and almost unplayable) and if we were losing a lot of games, like the way we lost last night where the goalie played well, he'd probably be gone fairly quickly.
Can we keep Hynes and fire everyone else on the bench?
It is true but I wonder how much of a difference our owner at the time played in the matter.can we not with the Lou stuff today, please
Lou was awesome for this franchise for a long time and we are all grateful for him
Lou left this franchise in shambles at the end of his tenure
I don't get why this has to be some huge debate. Both of those things are true.
Lol all these people in here fine with this. Explain why? What does the bald dip**** do well that makes you trust him and be fine with us sinking another few years under his inability to adjust?
I have no problem with it, but they could have picked a better time to announce it lol. I'm sure this has something to do with wanting to resign Hall, apparently he loves Hyney head.
More B.S.Everything he did in the past is great we all know that but the state the team was in when he handed it to Ray was ****ing putrid. I'll give you the ownership issue but he doesn't get a pass for the worst prospect pool in the league when he handed it over. Ray didn't pull any punches we we're equivalent to a expansion franchise.. an he wasn't wrong when he said that.
Lou had a high cap team in 13-14 but the team was a bunch of dinosaurs and project players. He has no excuse. Lou drove the franchise into the ground in an attempt to be a bubble team.It is true but I wonder how much of a difference our owner at the time played in the matter.
That bad.More B.S.
He left the team with tons of cap spaces...a 24 year old Henrique, a 21 year old Adam Larsson, a 20 year old Damon Severson, a 22 year old Jon Merrill, 25 year old Keith Kinkaid and Cory Schneider.
Before Lou left the prospect pool was Santini, Coleman, Quenneville, Wood, Blandisi, Boucher...their last draft was Zacha, Blackwood, Seney
That is about half of yesterday's starting team.
I am not sure why people won't acknowledge the role Parise and Kovalchuk played in this teams collapse.
Would Parise have stayed If our owner wasn't broke? I still wonder about thatMore B.S.
He left the team with tons of cap spaces...a 24 year old Henrique, a 21 year old Adam Larsson, a 20 year old Damon Severson, a 22 year old Jon Merrill, 25 year old Keith Kinkaid and Cory Schneider.
Before Lou left the prospect pool was Santini, Coleman, Quenneville, Wood, Blandisi, Boucher...their last draft was Zacha, Blackwood, Seney
That is about half of yesterday's starting team.
I am not sure why people won't acknowledge the role Parise and Kovalchuk played in this teams collapse.
It is true but I wonder how much of a difference our owner at the time played in the matter.
Would Parise have stayed If our owner wasn't broke? I still wonder about that
That may be, but how much different would our roster be if he had. Could have been a huge ripple effect.i’m glad he didn’t re-sign, in retrospect
That may be, but how much different would our roster be if he had. Could have been a huge ripple effect.
Would Parise have stayed If our owner wasn't broke? I still wonder about that
There was only 1 bad contract remaining when Shero took over and that was Cammalleri...and how bad the Cammalleri contract was is debatable...he did score 111 points in 171 games including 51 goals. (.65 PPG)Guess what?
Lou bringing overwhelming, legendary success to the franchise... and leaving it saddled with bad contracts and no direction... are not mutually exclusive!
You really can have both.