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Originally Posted by DeluxeMoustache
Well we can agree to disagree. I have been to my share of games and you can see what is happening. Often you see the forwards begin to break once the Flames get possession and the D to D follows. You call it forwards cheating, I see it as a conservative transition game. There is coaching there. The D are deliberately wide and in fact that was something exploited by Edmonton early last game.
Even if it was a failure to execute as you believe, isn’t it up to the coach to recognize this, point it out, and equip them with corrections?
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You can lead a horse to water... I'm supposed to believe that four coaches have tried and failed with the same group and it's the coaching that's an issue. Especially when each coach had success off the bat.