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Originally Posted by ricardodw
I agree,. The Flames had total broken Neal before the playoffs. He was useless.
You think it was Neal's fault. No blame for Peters? Not his job to get the most out of the talent?
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Peters rewards the players the merit for good play, he himself has said as much. At what point did Neal demonstrate that he should be given that opportunity?
The oilers are the poster child for rewarding bad, inconsistent play so it surprises me you want to use the oilers for your example of how they are using Neal, verses Peters, "who just guided the team to the playoffs?" Don't you think you're being a little overly short sighted in order to make a poorly thought out point? If you're still a little confused, try googling the definition of "rewarding bad behavior" This might give you and idea why the oilers have been struggling so long.
The oiler's have been spoiling and rewarding player's before they have developed, or done anything for several years now? How has that worked out? Since you are so obsessed with helping to find fault with Flames, you should join an oiler's forum where you can continue to praise them for what a wonderful job they are doing with Neal! Isn't it wonderful that after so many failed draft picks that Neal doesn't have to earn anything? Now he can be gifted opportunities instead of earning them?
Peters gave a lazy disinterested Neal plenty opportunities all year. In the end, the coach called a spade, a spade; Because the only one to blame for his own play was... Neal. You of all people ricardodw, who has so much interest in the Flames should have known this. Wake up!