Rob will make the easy choice, and go for the low hanging fruit....it's what he has always done when it comes to hiring coaches. Anything different than that means the FO is actually changing the way they have been operating for a decade.
Stoll was in the group which attended the Reign game along with Hiller and Blake.Updated: Latest on LA Kings Head Coach Situation
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Looks like it’s a done deal. Only question seems to be who gets hired as the assistant coach in charge of the offense. I’ve been hoping for Jarrett Stoll.
Very interesting. Stoll seems like the exact type of guy from the Cup winning teams that you want behind the bench.Stoll was in the group which attended the Reign game along with Hiller and Blake.
And planning the team parties in Vegas.Very interesting. Stoll seems like the exact type of guy from the Cup winning teams that you want behind the bench.
I don't disagree.Well...the team generally played well under Hiller. Let's give him a full season chance, shall we?
It's not like this team is super loaded with talent and vastly underperforming.
It's not like many coaches with Cup pedigree are available and willing to sign with the Kings.
It's not like coaches without Cup pedigree will never win a Cup...which is true for all of them - Hiller and others that could've replaced him.
You might not agree with the choice, you may have a personal preference regarding the other coaches but Hiller is the least of this team's problems at the moment...
In addition (i mentioned this elsewhere), thought chief would take the leafs helm w the core that he can work with.I don't disagree.
I just stated the obvious, and how Rob has operates. He makes the low-risk, easy (for him) choice when it comes to coaching.
Other people were throwing other coaches out there into the mix, and I just stated that Rob does not work that way.
The real stinger in your response:
It's not like many coaches with Cup pedigree are available and willing to sign with the Kings.
A decade with Rob at the helm, and the Kings are in no position to attract a coach with Cup pedigree bonafides.
Tells you a lot about how this GM has been running the place.
Rob will continue to play coach roulette, and hire yet another coach.
Same as it ever was......
Party doesn’t start until the snowman visits.And planning the team parties in Vegas.
Came across this video while doing some research. Just thought it was interesting to revisit.
Came across this video while doing some research. Just thought it was interesting to revisit.
There’s always an ego involved with any executive role. Look at what Hextall did in Philly. By every account he overruled his scouts in the 2017 draft and took Nolan Patrick over Cale Makar. At least one blogger has said Blake overruled his scouts in taking Turcotte over Zegras.Wealth mining and league experience doesnt translate to prospect development and drafting.
May be a natural leader, but a really good leader knows who to listen to. Trust issues with scouting staff?
There’s always an ego involved with any executive role. Look at what Hextall did in Philly. By every account he overruled his scouts in the 2017 draft and took Nolan Patrick over Cale Makar. At least one blogger has said Blake overruled his scouts in taking Turcotte over Zegras.
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This is right.Well...the team generally played well under Hiller. Let's give him a full season chance, shall we?
It's not like this team is super loaded with talent and vastly underperforming.
It's not like many coaches with Cup pedigree are available and willing to sign with the Kings.
It's not like coaches without Cup pedigree will never win a Cup...which is true for all of them - Hiller and others that could've replaced him.
You might not agree with the choice, you may have a personal preference regarding the other coaches but Hiller is the least of this team's problems at the moment...
I like how you think. I'm excited about what Hiller brings to the team and looking forward to some new and fresh ideas.This is right.
I do not understand the negativity with Hiller. It’s not like there is a lot of info on him. He did fine in a difficult situation.
I suspect we still have lots of people who just want to be angry about everything with the Kings. At some point it will calm down.
Re Hiller, I keep thinking that he has a big upside. And it would be a missed opportunity to not find out.
The Kings have far bigger problems than Hiller. That’s where people should be focusing.