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'This should be done behind closed doors': Draisaitl takes heat for critiquing coaches
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This in for former NHL coach Bruce Boudreau and former NHL player Nick Kypreos, some criticism for Leon Draisaitl speaking out in public about how everyone on the Edmonton Oilers, from the coaches to the players, needs to be better.
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Draisaitl sounds off on skidding Oilers: ‘It starts with coaches… our leaders can be better’
The Edmonton Oilers are heading into the Olympic break on a sour note and forward Leon Draisaitl pointed a finger at the team’s coaching staff and star players amid a three-game losing skid.
“We’re not consistent enough. This league is too hard to lollygag through games and trying to get winning streaks going. You need everybody. It starts with coaches. Everybody,” Draisaitl said after a 4-3 loss to the Calgary Flames on Wednesday.
“You’re never going to win if you have four or five guys going. It starts at the top, we can be better, our leaders can be better. We’ll take the break and regroup.”
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Heading into break, Oilers take accountability: 'Just not good enough'
“It starts with the coaches. Everybody. You're never going to win if you have four or five guys going, and it starts at the top. Our leaders can be better.” — Leon Draisaitl.
CALGARY — The cautionary tale goes something like this: for the past two seasons, voices around the National Hockey League have assured us around this time that the Edmonton Oilers didn’t have what it was going to take to play for a Stanley Cup.
The goaltending, the defence, the depth scoring… None of it could weather the burdens of a four-round run, the experts said.
Edmonton lost 4-3 to the Calgary Flames on Wednesday to close out their schedule before the Olympic break, dragging a three-game losing streak into their rest and an overall game that is about as sound as a three-legged chair.
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