Post-Game Talk: Tue., Oct. 15 2013|Canucks 3 at Flyers 2

Bernie Parent 1974

Registered User
Sep 29, 2009
3,696
8
I'm not annoyed... Because I think he's right. I thought it was the best game the Flyers have played this year. After watching the team last year and the first few games of this year, did anyone really expect a quick turnaround? Or maybe everyone figured it was all Bryz's fault?

many, many here held that view ...... others could see through the sideshow buzz and recognize the real problems ......
 

flyershockey

Registered User
Oct 10, 2006
13,466
6,569
It's not like he's been playing poorly, at least based on observation.. It's aggravating and looks like a mishandling on the surface.

Another thing to remember, Schenn is a guy whose minutes increase if you're protecting a lead... something they haven't had yet.
 

Beef Invictus

Revolutionary Positivity
Dec 21, 2009
128,073
165,975
Armored Train
many, many here held that view ...... others could see through the sideshow buzz and recognize the real problems ......

Bryzgalov was a major part of the problem. Imagine the team now, but with terrible goaltending; if we had Bryz now this team would be a solid contender for worst of the decade. At least they scored goals last year.
 

Flyotes

Sorry Hinkie.
Apr 7, 2007
10,559
1,997
SJ
There is a clear distinction between:

1) Bryz being bad
2) Defense being bad
3) Offense being bad

Last year 1 was true, 2 was true, but 3 was false.
This year 1 is true, 2 is true, but 3 is true.

Let's not pretend that somehow Bryz was a case of mistaken suck.

This year, 1 will still be true, 2 needs to improve, and 3 fell off the face of the planet.
 

Garbage Goal

Registered User
Apr 1, 2009
22,699
4,591
Bryz got fired, Laviolette didn't for whatever reason in the off-season. A lot of us wanted Laviolette gone after last season and after the preseason pretty much everyone did.

Not hard to figure out the problem there. There could be bigger problems with the offense but coaching is and definitely was the biggest problem.
 

Curufinwe

Registered User
Feb 28, 2013
55,772
42,832
Holmgren waited five months too long to fire Lavi and now the Flyers are having their training camp in October and playing games against well drilled teams at the same time.

Shockingly, that's not working out too well for them.
 

Beef Invictus

Revolutionary Positivity
Dec 21, 2009
128,073
165,975
Armored Train
Holmgren waited five months too long to fire Lavi and now the Flyers are having their training camp in October and playing games against well drilled teams at the same time.

Shockingly, that's not working out too well for them.

Holmgren's inability to fire ****ups is aggravating. He kept Stevens way too long. He kept Lavi way too long...just long enough to maximize how screwed the team is if they switch. And he continues to give Hanrahan employment as the capologist, despite the idiotic mistakes.
 

Garbage Goal

Registered User
Apr 1, 2009
22,699
4,591
Holmgren waited five months too long to fire Lavi and now the Flyers are having their training camp in October and playing games against well drilled teams at the same time.

Shockingly, that's not working out too well for them.

Yeah, not really rocket science to figure out that that is the one negative from last season that wasn't dealt with properly.
 

LegionOfDoom91

Registered User
Jan 25, 2013
82,029
139,982
Philadelphia, PA
Holmgren's inability to fire ****ups is aggravating. He kept Stevens way too long. He kept Lavi way too long...just long enough to maximize how screwed the team is if they switch. And he continues to give Hanrahan employment as the capologist, despite the idiotic mistakes.

I don't expect every GM to know the ins & outs of the CBA when it comes to contracts but Hanrahan has let a few things that should have caused some red flags to him go by in recent years. It's really inexcusable to have one mistake let alone multiple when you're supposed to monitor this type of stuff.
 

Ad

Upcoming events

Ad

Ad