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Wanted to be with his family. Who takes an nhl coaching job for 6 months and doesn't look at it as wanting to do it long term? I don't get why he left his jr team to take the job in the first place if he didn't want to stay...
oh, its because he's a douchebag!!!!!! |
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Hunter's style is boring?
I sure enjoyed watching this Caps team in the playoffs that's for sure. |
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Any way as far as Hunter stepping down, some guys just prefer coaching and/or managing at the junior level. It's a much different style of coaching which some coaches prefer over professional hockey. A guy like Don Hay is a perfect example of that. Last edited by HordiBrusk29; 05-14-2012 at 09:07 PM. |
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You can be assured that if the style of play in this league was condusive to tough hockey Dale would field a very tough team. As it was he took over a pretty soft one way team half way through the regular season and had them playing a pretty tough brand of hockey in the playoffs. At least tough and hard hitting for the personel they had. for that I give him high marks. |
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dale hunter posting about himself stepping down, or dale hunter swearing at himself for stepping down
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Not every team, but point taken. Either way he frequently scratched a guy like John Erskine. A guy that was consistently in their top 4 or 5 about a year ago. And a good enough defenseman to be a regular player on just about any team. So that certainly pissed me off.
Either way if you are going to play a clogging prevent defense and you aren't an overly physical or tough team you are boring as hell to watch in my eyes. And that is basically what the Capitals were with Hunter behind the bench. |
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I don't blame him. He has a good thing going in London. He's a smart hockey guy, whether you like him or not. Guaranteed he looked at that team and figured he just couldn't make it work with the players there. No doubt he couldn't handle a team that allows the players to make the calls (or have so much say) .
Washington is going nowhere fast, although I just read on TSN that Semin will not sign with WSH and is going to test the free agent market. So there is hope. |
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Dale's always going to be this guy to me. Coaching in the NHL isn't cut out for him...or mainly his personality
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