Crysis
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A new coach is going to teach our one dimensional D core how to defend?When will people learn that we have a coaching problem and not a personnal problem?
A new coach is going to teach our one dimensional D core how to defend?When will people learn that we have a coaching problem and not a personnal problem?
You're getting close to 20 years ago there. The recipe for success has changed.And what exactly is the coaching problem? The Olympic teams, U20 team, World Championship teams, Anaheim or Detroit didn't seem to have coaching problems under Babcock.
I think I'm getting pretty close to accepting that we need a different coach.
Babcock is a good coach, but he is just not the right fit for the team. It's pretty similar to Dwayne Casey and the Raptors (as multiple people have mentioned before).
I like Babcock, how he handles the media, his attitude towards hard-work, his accountability (even if it's not always fair, ie Nylander). However, it's the easiest fix and will likely have the biggest impact.
Not even blaming Babcock, he just isn't a right fit.
Edit: Then again, if our PP and PK were working, we wouldn't be having this conversation and we would be looking really good right now...
his accountability (even if it's not always fair, ie Nylander).
I honestly think Ron Wilson would be better fit. This is his style of team.
Ron Wilson? What's next, Carlyle? Not even funny as a joke. I'm sure somebody else who knows more about Toronto's history will enlighten you how the team performed under Wilson.
It's been proven that you can bring in a new coach mid way through the season and win the Cup.
Leafs Nation determined that Carlyle was the problem. He wasn't.
Leafs Nation determined that Wilson was the problem. He wasn't.
Leafs Nation determined that Maurice was the problem. He wasn't.
Leafs Nation is always wrong about the Leafs coach and it's 100% because they can't face the fact that the team itself is either total trash or falls short of parade-planning calibre.
When will people learn that we have a coaching problem and not a personnal problem?
Leafs Nation determined that Carlyle was the problem. He wasn't.
Leafs Nation determined that Wilson was the problem. He wasn't.
Leafs Nation determined that Maurice was the problem. He wasn't.
Leafs Nation is always wrong about the Leafs coach and it's 100% because they can't face the fact that the team itself is either total trash or falls short of parade-planning calibre.
Carlyle was definitely a major problem, and none of those coaches had a team with this much talent.
You really have to contort yourself to believe that a team with an above average starting goalie, the best EV scorers in the league, one of the best players in the NHL over the last decade, two of the best offensive defensemen in the league, and marner+nylander, isn't good enough.
You really have to contort yourself to believe that a team with an above average starting goalie, the best EV scorers in the league, one of the best players in the NHL over the last decade, two of the best offensive defensemen in the league, and marner+nylander, isn't good enough.
The same lame things were said about Kessel, Phaneuf, Bernier, Bozak, etc.
The roster as a whole is hugely flawed.
Being in denial about it only prolongs the need for real change.
Theyve got good starting goalie, 2 top 10 centres in the league, 2 top pairing quality D men, and thats not even getting to Marner and Nylander on the wing.
This team isn hardly perfect, but on paper this team is well above average, should be able to make the playoffs comfortably and even win a round. If its not able to do that, something else is going on.
A new coach is going to teach our one dimensional D core how to defend?