Re: GDT- Note @ Columbus Blue Jackets- 6 PM Central
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 10:59 pm
Fire Murray. The season's just about over if they don't.
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Didn't Kariya score one of the goals last night??ProngerBlues44 wrote: Add in the fact that Kariya is still getting top-line time, and that really pushes for a Murray firing.
ohio BLUES wrote:25 games into the season and Murray has managed a .500 record.
Checketts and Co. will soon have to back up their talk, and if they don't, their talk has been worthless.
"St. Louis Blues' 2009-2010 Season: A Year For the Dumpster." (Advertise that!)
At least the football game was fun to watch, right? I enjoyed watching Belicheck & Co. get stomped.Oz-iz-God wrote:I flipped to football game. I knew the Blues were done scoring for the night because I've seen this particular movie too many times this year.
I agree. For the 5 overtime/shootout losses, we were not the better of the two teams. Plain and simple.kodos wrote:Overtime losses are losses and should not count toward having a .500 record.
I don't consider 10-10-5 a .500 record.
I mentioned this in Flashchat. He can see it, we can see it, but for whatever reason, every 3rd period, the Blues come out on their heels whether that's by design or not.ViPeRx007 wrote:Listening to EJ's comments in between periods (i think it was 2nd intermission) sounded sort of like an indirect slap at Murray if anyone caught it.
He basically said what we've been saying here the whole time. I'm paraphrasing but he said something like they have to play to their strength and keep pressure and not sit back; play to win rather than playing like they're hoping not to lose. Unfortunately the latter seemed to be the case AGAIN and the result was the same AGAIN.
Well it's a piece of shit design if that's the case.dmiles2186 wrote:I mentioned this in Flashchat. He can see it, we can see it, but for whatever reason, every 3rd period, the Blues come out on their heels whether that's by design or not.ViPeRx007 wrote:Listening to EJ's comments in between periods (i think it was 2nd intermission) sounded sort of like an indirect slap at Murray if anyone caught it.
He basically said what we've been saying here the whole time. I'm paraphrasing but he said something like they have to play to their strength and keep pressure and not sit back; play to win rather than playing like they're hoping not to lose. Unfortunately the latter seemed to be the case AGAIN and the result was the same AGAIN.
And in my opinion, that is 100% Murray's fault. It's his job to get the players to play to their capabilities within his system...and he is failing.ViPeRx007 wrote:Well it's a piece of shit design if that's the case.dmiles2186 wrote:I mentioned this in Flashchat. He can see it, we can see it, but for whatever reason, every 3rd period, the Blues come out on their heels whether that's by design or not.ViPeRx007 wrote:Listening to EJ's comments in between periods (i think it was 2nd intermission) sounded sort of like an indirect slap at Murray if anyone caught it.
He basically said what we've been saying here the whole time. I'm paraphrasing but he said something like they have to play to their strength and keep pressure and not sit back; play to win rather than playing like they're hoping not to lose. Unfortunately the latter seemed to be the case AGAIN and the result was the same AGAIN.
On 101.1 yesterday, Chris Mason made a comment that "we need to play in the system the coach wants, regardless of whether we agree with it or not". Now, I don't wanna take this completely out of context, he was clearly laying the blame at the feet of the players for the most part, but this one statement stuck out at me.cprice12 wrote:And in my opinion, that is 100% Murray's fault. It's his job to get the players to play to their capabilities within his system...and he is failing.ViPeRx007 wrote:Well it's a piece of shit design if that's the case.dmiles2186 wrote:I mentioned this in Flashchat. He can see it, we can see it, but for whatever reason, every 3rd period, the Blues come out on their heels whether that's by design or not.ViPeRx007 wrote:Listening to EJ's comments in between periods (i think it was 2nd intermission) sounded sort of like an indirect slap at Murray if anyone caught it.
He basically said what we've been saying here the whole time. I'm paraphrasing but he said something like they have to play to their strength and keep pressure and not sit back; play to win rather than playing like they're hoping not to lose. Unfortunately the latter seemed to be the case AGAIN and the result was the same AGAIN.
BF44 wrote:On 101.1 yesterday, Chris Mason made a comment that "we need to play in the system the coach wants, regardless of whether we agree with it or not". ......
That is false and JR cleared it up in his blog.DaDitka wrote:BF44 wrote:On 101.1 yesterday, Chris Mason made a comment that "we need to play in the system the coach wants, regardless of whether we agree with it or not". ......
I believe that was a bit of a retort to Walt’s postgame comments in which he clearly question the ‘playing not to lose’ theory Murray like to lean on.
Just to play Devil's Advocate, was that "clarification" or "damage control"?northwest dave wrote:That is false and JR cleared it up in his blog.DaDitka wrote:BF44 wrote:On 101.1 yesterday, Chris Mason made a comment that "we need to play in the system the coach wants, regardless of whether we agree with it or not". ......
I believe that was a bit of a retort to Walt’s postgame comments in which he clearly question the ‘playing not to lose’ theory Murray like to lean on.
Tkachuk was talking about the players
Yes.BF44 wrote:Just to play Devil's Advocate, was that "clarification" or "damage control"?northwest dave wrote:That is false and JR cleared it up in his blog.DaDitka wrote:BF44 wrote:On 101.1 yesterday, Chris Mason made a comment that "we need to play in the system the coach wants, regardless of whether we agree with it or not". ......
I believe that was a bit of a retort to Walt’s postgame comments in which he clearly question the ‘playing not to lose’ theory Murray like to lean on.
Tkachuk was talking about the players