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“Changing” Lines
by Paul on 11/01/07 at 07:50 AM ET
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from the Mercury News,
Why don’t NHL coaches give forward lines more time to jell? Why can’t coaches be more patient?
“Patience,” Detroit Coach Mike Babcock said, “is an interesting thing. My mother had lots and I have none.”
“In a perfect world,” Dallas Coach Dave Tippett said, “you could just put your lines together and everybody does their job and it just flows right and you win all the time. That’s a perfect world, that’s not reality.”
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I always thought the term was “gel”...which is correct?
Posted by NHL Digest on 11/01/07 at 09:35 AM ET