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Originally Posted by Stay Golden
1 Leaves all his Centers on the bench.
2 Has five clear cut times to line change his PK to keep fresh legs out there but strangely chooses not to.
3 Ignores what is obvious fatigue of the PK unit that has been out for the entire 1:55. What coach does that "Gully" thats who.
4 On the final face off leaves a non face off player Brouwer to face off against the NUMBER ONE ranked face off CENTER in the NHL O'Reilly result lose immediately.
5 Basically after the game throws the PK under the bus commenting they said they were still fine. Understand this you creep all athletes will say they are fine in any team sport. It is the your job Gully to change up the personal.
6 Gully is Not a smart coach not a good coach not even a honorable coach by not even manning up by facing responsibility for the loss but would rather lay blame on the PK who did their damn job and this turd doesnt reward them by taking their tired legs off and at minimum puting a damn Center out there.     |
Just sheer amateur hour.
This is the thing: I want to like Gulutzan. I really do. I want to be 100% behind my team's coach.
But its impossible when he does things like this.
It makes you wonder if it really was it a mistake? Does he really know better but for some reason didnt do it?
My major concern is that the NHL isnt a League with Training Wheels. These decisions have consequences so you have to wonder if its naivete or inexperience and trust in his players or what the deal was.