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Tocc is definitely one of the better coaches in the NHL. His players all seem to like and respond to him. The only people that don’t are the most obnoxious– and dumbest– part of the fan base. The ones who want the softest and most undisciplined team in the league with the puck. Never mind accountantability.
Smurf loving fantasy league managers filled with grievance.
Exactly!!!!!
Tocc is definitely one of the better coaches in the NHL. His players all seem to like and respond to him. The only people that don’t are the most obnoxious– and dumbest– part of the fan base. The ones who want the softest and most undisciplined team in the league with the puck. Never mind accountantability.
Smurf loving fantasy league managers filled with grievance.
Tocc is definitely one of the better coaches in the NHL. His players all seem to like and respond to him. The only people that don’t are the most obnoxious– and dumbest– part of the fan base. The ones who want the softest and most undisciplined team in the league with the puck. Never mind accountantability.
It’ll be nice to see Michkov put last season in the rear view mirror, not that there wasn’t anything to be encouraged by. He played great with Cates and hopefully that stays together. Still popped 20 goals and eliminated his rookie plus/minus deficit. So much hand wringing over a sophomore slump.
Benoit is a willing fighter and has defended himself pretty well against many of the leagues top destroyers. Not a nuclear deterrent, but it’s better than nothing.
Flyers need both better puck possession and toughness. Hard to get both at once
It’ll be nice to see Michkov put last season in the rear view mirror, not that there wasn’t anything to be encouraged by. He played great with Cates and hopefully that stays together. Still popped 20 goals and eliminated his rookie plus/minus deficit. So much hand wringing over a sophomore slump.
Benoit is a willing fighter and has defended himself pretty well against many of the leagues top destroyers. Not a nuclear deterrent, but it’s better than nothing.
The Flyers have four North American prospects at this year’s showcase: Carter Amico (USA, Team White), Brek Liske (Canada), Jack Murtagh (USA, Team White) and Jack Nesbitt (Canada).
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