meg!

i strongly disagree with this decision and believe that this is going to be a turning point for the franchise, in a negative way. in recent seasons there've seemed to be a rift between the coaching staff (led by head coach mike vrabel) and the player personnel division (led by robinson). vrabel's side is more old-school, stubborn, run-focused, leaning on veterans and not giving young players a chance until they've "proved themselves". robinson's seemed to be more dynamic and relying on talented players, no matter their experience level or how they fit into the team's past playstyle. i agree with the latter! and i worry that this firing is a sign that the team is steering harder into the former! oh no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

coming to an extremely sobering realization that a huge amount of my sense of humour was influenced by jim hughson and don taylor's commentary work in ea sports's "nhl 2003"

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