On the Boudreau Firing and the Differences between the San Jose Sharks and the Washington Capitals

by Jack Farrell on Nov 28, 2011 5:33 PM EST

Here's the link to the post on my blog. Not a virus, not a scam, not porn, etc:

http://jackhasspoken.wordpress.com/2011/11/28/on-the-boudreau-firing-and-the-differences-between-the-san-jose-sharks-and-the-washington-capitals/

Thanks

Jack

Love this quote:

"Boudreau had exhausted every option. He flipped lines. He changed coaching styles. Towards the end, he went from being a jovial players' coach to a disciplinarian, benching Alex Ovechkin(notes) and Alex Semin, scratching Semin and Joel Ward(notes) to make a statement. He was a babysitter that had emptied the toy chest, and the kid still wouldn't stop crying."

- from Puck Daddy

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So your argument essentially is that Marleau and Thornton are winners because of a single gold medal on a stacked team, while Ovechkin, Semin, and Green are not?

Just going to say there are a whole lot of points in there I disagree with.

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