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Originally Posted by Zevo
That makes no sense. Why would Sutter point it out if he thought Kylington made the right play? Unless you think you know better than Sutter and how he wants them to play in those situations?
It floors me that people stick with their narratives even after one of the best coaches in the league point it out.
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Lol. Ok.
I said that Sutter was probably right, that had Kylington not committed to Wilson, he would have had a play on the goal scorer.
But I am going to stick with the narrative, that more often than not, the defenseman takes the guy driving the zone with the puck and tries to seal him into the boards.
I'm also going to stick to the narrative that Kylington had his man on that play, and that one of the backchecking forwards could have and should have picked up the goal scorer.
All of that can be true simaltaneously. And also, you may be surprised, and I'm not syaing Sutter is necessarily wrong here, but the best coaches in the league aren't always right.