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Originally Posted by Bingo
Offensive zones aren't coached to the same degree.
It's strict in your own zone, and on transition, but inside the offensive zone it's the skill of the players and their chemistry and creativity.
The Flames lack of talent likely plays out in players keeping it safe (outside), and isn't coach directed.
No coach would ever suggest not making plays on the inside and to keep it perimeter.
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Wyttenbach essentially confirmed this openness to be creative in the offensive zone under Huska's system.
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“They’re extremely well-coached, they’re extremely well-organized." - McDavid talking about Jon Cooper's team.
One day later...
“Listen, Ryan (Huska) does a heck of a job here,” said Jon Cooper, whose Lightning had just been stunned 4-3 by the Flames.
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