Jeff et Elliotte lancent cette édition de 32 Réflexions en récapitulant les réunions des directeurs généraux de la LNH. Ils évoquent la façon dont George Parros pourrait impliquer davantage de managers de toute la ligue pour obtenir des avis supplémentaires sur les décisions, l’expansion de la révision vidéo et l’avènement de plus d’entraîneurs vidéo pour chaque équipe de la LNH. ———————————————- 0:00 – Récapitulatif des réunions des directeurs généraux de la LNH 20:40 – Patrick Roy et les Islanders de New York continuent de glisser. 28h00 – Les Red Wings et à quel point il est important pour la ligue qu’ils participent aux séries éliminatoires. 31:54 – La situation entre John Tortorella et Sean Couturier à Philadelphie. 42:26 – À propos des Predators de Nashville. 46:49 – Zach Hyman pourrait marquer son 50e but à Toronto ce week-end. 58:54 – Les gars répondent à vos questions dans la ligne de pensée du Montana. 1:18:00 – Jeff et Elliotte concluent le podcast en parlant du décès tragique de Konstantin Koltsov et Chris Simon. Envoyez le podcast par courriel à 32thoughts@sportsnet.ca ou appelez la ligne de réflexion du Montana au 1-833-311-3232 et laissez-nous un message vocal. Ce podcast a été produit et mixé par Dominic Sramaty et animé par Jeff Marek et Elliotte Friedman. Les points de vue et opinions exprimés dans ce balado sont ceux des animateurs et des invités et ne reflètent pas nécessairement la position de Rogers Sports & Media ou de ses sociétés affiliées. ————————————————— Abonnez-vous à Sportsnet sur YouTube – http://sprtsnt.ca/2paAT2L Regardez Sportsnet sur Sportsnet+ – http://sportsnetplus.ca Visitez Sportsnet.ca pour plus de nouvelles et de faits saillants sur les sports – http://www.sportsnet.ca Suivez Sportsnet sur Facebook – http : //sprtsnt.ca/YTFB Suivez Sportsnet sur Twitter – http://sprtsnt.ca/YTTWTR Suivez Sportsnet sur Instagram – http://sprtsnt.ca/YTINST Suivez Sportsnet sur TikTok – http://sprtsnt.ca/YTTIKTOK Suivez Sportsnet sur Snapchat – http://tinyurl.com/SNsnap ————————————- ——— Sportsnet est le réseau sportif numéro 1 au Canada. Votre maison pour les derniers moments forts, les dernières nouvelles sportives, des interviews approfondies d’athlètes, des podcasts de pointe, des diffusions en direct et bien plus encore. Ne manquez pas un seul but marquant, un énorme home run, un dunk exceptionnel ou une fin de combat choquante. Obtenez des informations exclusives et des informations de pointe sur le secteur avec un accès inégalé. Apprenez à connaître une autre facette de vos superstars sportives préférées dans des interviews comiques uniques et décalées. Sportsnet est le guichet unique pour le fan qui sommeille en chacun de nous. ————————————————— Récapitulatif du directeur général de la LNH Podcast Réunions 32 pensées #nhl #hockey #32pensées
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Looks like some very cool movie could have a sequel, please❤💞✨
Thank you for the video, it was very interesting!💜💜💜
He played Sean C. over 20 minutes a night and ran him into the ground after 2 years of not playing. Terrible management of a player.
The respect with which everyone engages with one another is truly commendable. It's a rare sight in today's online landscape.🌺
Great video, I know how much work it is to research, shoot and edit, but I would still like to have more of that ^^😁😁😁
Holy bots lmao
Guys I'm not only the first NHL analytics professional (1995-96 for the Habs), but I used to crunch games on video using an old Sony VHS player with a shuttle. Most of my systems are still far superior to what's being used today because a lot of people don't understand what analytics really are supposed to do. And yes, I was paid 🙂
Maybe the NHL should create a Video Coach of the Year trophy? Maybe call it the Martin Scorsese trophy?
Torts kept Sean out a second night because they won without him! Let’s not forget it was a 1 goal win against Toronto that wiped them out in game 1! Yes the flyers won in game 2 by one measly goal! Yes it was not Toronto’s best night but if some of those shots off the goal post went in the outcome could have been different! It was a one goal win! I’m glad they lost last night it’s time to make things right with Sean!
Grandad managing the Isles.
This is the fork in the road with Torts and Philly..he’s a tour de force who coaches fabulous moments.
And then there is the ego in overdrive..and being the main name on the marquee
Phillys a team in rebuild with a mild mannered elite and well beloved recently appointed Captain. It might be time to move on from the head strong coach. There’s always a fine line between loving the brashness and a team becoming collectively in retreat ..
The NHL: The National Hold on a minute i think i saw a missed call 7 minutes ago let's back up the clock League
Re: Pulling goalies in weird situations: I remember a Rangers game back in the late 60’s or early 70’s, in the last game of the regular season, where they needed a win and needed a lot of goals (I think maybe 8) for the tiebreaker to make the playoffs. The Rags were up something like 6-2 in the third and Emile Francis pulled the goalie and they did indeed get enough goals to make the playoffs. I think that was pretty smart.
The argument to not expand the playoffs because the teams fighting for the last spot this year aren't that good, isn't a good one because…that will change. What happens next year? Hell, what about last year? It was a 2 point difference between #7 and #10. I'm not saying they should or shouldn't expand the playoffs, but can we not be so myopic? I know in today's world people only remember the last 5 minutes but when talking about something like that, you have to look at the bigger picture.
A.I refs are coming. You see the players complaining way too often about linesmen getting in the way and even with the extra set of eyes on the ice they still get so many calls wrong.
EF pronounces "Detroit" strangely, every time
I love to see the Kopitar love!
How about 3 pts for regulation win rule. That would eliminate alot of cluster in the standings and separate elite teams from weaker teams.
I was at that game when Gordie played for the Vipers. I was 8 years old but I remember it well and am glad my dad took me. Also, Gordie didn’t wear a helmet!
ALLOW KICKED IN GOALS AS LONG AS THE BLADE DOESN'T LEAVE THE ICE
GIVE MORE GOALS