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P.K. Subban Bashes Sheldon Keefe's Leadership Style


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Elliot Ben Jacob
April 24, 2024  (4:51 PM)
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Now retired hockey legend P.K. Subban.
Photo credit: Vernon Morning Star

In an impressive turnaround, the Toronto Maple Leafs have leveled their first-round Stanley Cup Playoff series with the Boston Bruins. After an impressive performance, Toronto won the game with a 3-2 lead, setting the stage for the next game at their home venue, Scotiabank Arena, with the series tied at 1-1.

A big concern for Toronto has been the absence of forward William Nylander, who has been missing from the lineup and may not play in the upcoming home game.
«If Nylander's not in for Game 3, I want to hear what Sheldon Keefe's gonna say about it,» said Subban.

«If he's gonna miss three games and he played Game 82, what's the explanation? It's nuts.»
Details regarding Nylander's condition remain few, adding to the uncertainty surrounding his return.

P.K. Subban's Critique

Former NHL defenseman P.K. Subban, while on The Pat McAfee Show, shares his dissatisfaction with the Maple Leafs' communication strategy under head coach Sheldon Keefe, which he described as a «gongshow.»
«It's a bit of a gong show in Toronto, with the media and the coach. I don't think [Keefe] handles the media correctly I don't think he handles it well,» he continued. «I grew up in Toronto I've got respect for the organization So, when it comes to managing the media, there's gotta be more respect for the fan base.»

Subban shared his thoughts on the importance of transparency, especially in playoff scenarios.
«You're talking to people that are educated about the game. We're not idiots,» he added.

«You gotta be able to handle that.....Let's just say something was ailing him, why are you playing in that last game? And then, what the hell happened between Game 82 and Game 1?»

Subban's Confidence in the Team

«The Toronto Maple Leafs, there's no excuses. I ain't giving 'em any excuses. You still got Tavares, Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner,» he said. «You say you're Stanley Cup contenders. You should be able to beat the Boston Bruins in the first round without Nylander.»

Despite Nylander's absence, Subban remains confident that the Maple Leafs have the capability to secure a series win against the Bruins.

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