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So I was surprised at hearing Pronger describe what the Blues do between periods. This might be normal, but essentially they go in, relax, and then some of them maybe watch tape - on their own. That was Pronger's response a few years back when answering a question about in-game adjustments and what you do during your break.
I was surprised. I mean, isn't there some coaching required?
Then I see this today in the P-D in discussion of a post-game speech made by Q:
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Chris Pronger, who said he can count on one hand the times Quenneville has given a post-game speech, said ... blah blah blah
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So is the norm for the NHL? Run practices and then essentially, just let the team play because they are all "professionals" ? Or is this the Joel Q style?
I was surprised. I mean, isn't there some coaching required?
Then I see this today in the P-D in discussion of a post-game speech made by Q:
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Chris Pronger, who said he can count on one hand the times Quenneville has given a post-game speech, said ... blah blah blah
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So is the norm for the NHL? Run practices and then essentially, just let the team play because they are all "professionals" ? Or is this the Joel Q style?
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