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by Paul on 10/10/08 at 01:27 PM ET
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from Allan Muir of Sports Illustrated,
Melrose is under immediate pressure to prove that he has what it takes to manage a modern NHL bench after more than a decade of looking smart in the studio. He inherited a team that has been rebuilt on last season’s ashes and looks to have chemistry issues that would befuddle Osamu Shimomura. But with all those high profile acquisitions come high expectations. If the picture doesn’t come into focus by Christmas, Melrose may regret the decision to leave the cozy confines of the broadcast booth.
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