Clouston and Murray will not be fired. Meddling Melnyk will make Murray claim Nabby from waiver wire and they will put Leclaire on LTIR.
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Number Twenty Nine wrote:Clouston and Murray will not be fired. Meddling Melnyk will make Murray claim Nabby from waiver wire and they will put Leclaire on LTIR.
hemlock wrote:dennycrane wrote:No way I want Lehner playing behind this group.
I know we are always calling for changes but I really cannot see how Clouston survives this. It's not all his fault but this team is so bad they could end up with the worst record in the NHL this year.
If there is to be a coaching change, now would be the time with only 1 game left in January.
As I type this, 5-1. Embarassing.
Agreed about Lehner.
Keep Clouston, and stay the course though. Try and jettison what we can at the deadline. That alone should ensure a high pick. That's the start of the new direction this team needs to take.
22_4_ever wrote:hemlock wrote:dennycrane wrote:No way I want Lehner playing behind this group.
I know we are always calling for changes but I really cannot see how Clouston survives this. It's not all his fault but this team is so bad they could end up with the worst record in the NHL this year.
If there is to be a coaching change, now would be the time with only 1 game left in January.
As I type this, 5-1. Embarassing.
Agreed about Lehner.
Keep Clouston, and stay the course though. Try and jettison what we can at the deadline. That alone should ensure a high pick. That's the start of the new direction this team needs to take.
Here is my problem with keeping Clouston, and doing things like not making a move for Nabakov.
To me, that is Melnyk telling the fans that he's not going to spend another dime to try to make the team better this year for the fans. Screw trying to make the playoffs, he's basically telling everyone (especially season ticket holders) thanks for your money, but we're not going to try to put the best product we can on the ice, I'm going to try to save money.
That to me doesn't help you in this or any Canadian city win the fans over.
22_4_ever wrote:hemlock wrote:dennycrane wrote:No way I want Lehner playing behind this group.
I know we are always calling for changes but I really cannot see how Clouston survives this. It's not all his fault but this team is so bad they could end up with the worst record in the NHL this year.
If there is to be a coaching change, now would be the time with only 1 game left in January.
As I type this, 5-1. Embarassing.
Agreed about Lehner.
Keep Clouston, and stay the course though. Try and jettison what we can at the deadline. That alone should ensure a high pick. That's the start of the new direction this team needs to take.
Here is my problem with keeping Clouston, and doing things like not making a move for Nabakov.
To me, that is Melnyk telling the fans that he's not going to spend another dime to try to make the team better this year for the fans. Screw trying to make the playoffs, he's basically telling everyone (especially season ticket holders) thanks for your money, but we're not going to try to put the best product we can on the ice, I'm going to try to save money.
That to me doesn't help you in this or any Canadian city win the fans over.
Number Twenty Nine wrote:Melnyk is too much of a hockey guy to tank I think. But with his divorce etc, maybe his purse strings might be tied.
It doesn't make sense if you intend to tank. But it does make sense if you have integrity and still want to finish out the season on a positive note thereby softening the blow to fans.
No point in getting a top 5 pick if there's no one to watch next season.
Michallica wrote:Just can't see clouston surviving past this game....just can't. They're getting embarrassed and outplayed in every game...and we're on the way to 7 straight losses at home.
Big Ev wrote:It's getting reeeeeeealy tough for me to defend re-signing Phillips.
Big Ev wrote:and for people saying Pierre McGuirew would make us the laughing stock of the league, well, NEWSFLASH we already are the laughing stock of the league!
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