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Looking At The Coaches
by Paul on 05/15/08 at 11:12 AM ET
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from Alan Ryder of the Globe and Mail,
Measuring coaching is not so simple.
There is an awful lot that a coach is asked to do. He is in charge of conditioning, skill development, motivation, systems design, on-ice deployment and game strategy. But frequently, because of the new economics of hockey, he does not get to pick his players. And sometimes he has no talent with which to work.
Coaches don’t have that full accountability.
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