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Originally Posted by DeluxeMoustache
When I think of a leader - I’ll say it again - it’s not a guy yelling out into the room and everybody else going about their business. It’s a guy who commands respect. When he speaks, people listen
It’s not the guy with the most talent telling everyone else they’re not good enough
Hyman even basically said it was nothing new to them
I saw him the last 15 seconds of game 7 in front of the net while his teammates were in the corner trying to get the puck the Panthers were eating. “Digging in” if you will . If they were successful digging in, and getting him the puck, he was ready to be the hero
When I think of a leader, I don’t remember who it was, but it was one of Crosby’s wingers, talking about how awesome he was to play with . He said Crosby told him, about zone entries, paraphrasing “enter the zone with speed, I’ll make sure you’re not offside”.
Crosby is all about making the players around him better. And he’s got a few cups to show for it
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Remember the Golden Goal? Iginla wasn't camped in front of the net waiting for a pass, he went into the corner, got the puck to Crosby and took a hit and I don't hink even saw the goal scored.
So do leaders actually lead, or stand around waiting for others to do the work so they can touch the puck last and get all the glory? We all know the answer, but Edmonton doesn't.