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Originally Posted by Kaine
Code for no plan. Stay the course.
Seriously tho I don't expect to hear anything of value from KK. Just the usual PR. |
To be fair, is he really going to give out the specfics of what they plan or doing? There are still almost 3 weeks of games. And if he starts talking details, then people are going to say "Isn't that the GM's job to be talking about that"? Can't fault him for that.
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Originally Posted by atb
What I got out of it:
- Thinks based on body of evidence they have (from being in the crowd games) that the fans are supportive, love the way they’re playing, the style of play, and the effort. The fans feel a sense of grimness but are supportive.
- While things with management may seem quiet from an outside view, there is lots going on behind the scene.
Message to fans is:
- Patience
- Gratitude for loyalty
- Thinks Flames fans are the most optimistic in the world
- Understand that the plan they have is not for public discussion
- Nobody should believe that there is no discussion taking place within the organization
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I believe there is a lot going on behind the scenes, not necessarily all good. I do think patience is needed, for at least 3 more weeks to see what comes out of it. Winning or losing, although you can start to get frameworks and scenarios set for the trade deadline and free agency, it takes two people to dance on trades, and results (for the Flames and others) around the league do factor into what may or may not happen/be available come the first week in April.
I do think the offense is more exciting, look no more then Bouwmeester for exhibit a). Its the rest of the roster that Feaster or whoever, going to "speedy and skilled", is why they do ok against the Vancouvers and Detroits, but then pasted against the bigger Kings and Ducks.