Avalanche Blogger Roundtable!
by Joe @ MHH
on Oct 1, 2007 12:00 PM MDT
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The Avalanche fell just short of the playoffs last season. They made big changes during the summer. Now, as the team sets out to avenge the disappointments of the year before, eight important questions linger. To answer those questions, an expert panel has assembled:
Welcome to the first annual Colorado Avalanche Blogger Roundtable! Nine great blogs, eleven talented bloggers and eight burning topics of discussion.
The participants:
| Jori Avs Prospects |
Shane Avs Talk |
Joe Mile High Hockey |
| Dario In The Cheap Seats |
Greg Hockey Rants |
Jibblescribbits Jibblescribbits |
| Baba Oje Melt Your Face-Off |
Draft Dodger ITCS/MHH |
Tapeleg Jerseys And Hockey Love |
| Justin Avalanche Guild |
Mike Bleu Blanc Et Rouge |
Below are links to each topic of discussion. Follow them to read the panel’s commentary on the important issues facing the Avalanche as it embarks on the 2007-08 NHL regular season, and hopefully another triumphant run for the Stanley Cup.
Be sure to visit each Avalanche site throughout the hockey season for more deep, meaningful insights on the best NHL team on the ice by the best bloggers on the planet. Bookmark them! Subscribe to their feeds! Keep coming back for more, no matter what.
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nice
good discussion. I didn't realize so many people thought Q was on the hot seat!
by thedoctor on
Oct 1, 2007 2:19 PM MDT
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oh, I'm not disagreeing -- he's a decent coach, but his handling of goalies is troubling, as is how he treats young players. Maybe it's Granato's time again?
by thedoctor on
Oct 1, 2007 3:17 PM MDT
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Granato?
If Q fails here, Granato doesn't have a chance, they'll look outside the organization for the next coach I think.
by Jibblescribbits on
Oct 1, 2007 4:23 PM MDT
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Re: Granato
Funny thing about Granato, he has the best overall win percentage of any Avalanche coach ever. Of course, he had a pretty good lineup to work with, but he wasn't a bad head coach, statistically speaking.
He's not much of a leader, though, from what I understand. I could be wrong. I don't think, though, that the Avalanche will ever give him another chance to be top dog. They will most likely look outside.
I have a feeling Mike Keenan will be looking for work again next season...
by Joe @ MHH on
Oct 1, 2007 5:10 PM MDT
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