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Shut Up & Play
by Paul on 05/26/09 at 09:50 AM ET
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from Steve Rosenbloom of RosenBlog at the Chicago Tribune,
Revenge in the playoffs is for suckers. Get your payback in the last five minutes of a blowout next season. The Wings know this. The Hawks players don’t, Their coach ought to.
Quenneville didn’t want to revisit his tantrum on Monday. Good. Fine. But it might be too late because blaming the officials for blowing the biggest game of the year gave his players an excuse for their inexcusable play, which is inexcusable fro a coach.
But by not commenting on his pricey comments, perhaps Quenneville’s getting back to the right strategy: shut up and play.
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