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mired in a losing streak. Perhaps the same is true about coaches. But whereas there have been some valid questions about Claude Julien in the weeks leading up to the playoffs, the past few games have offered some equally meaningful glimpses into the reason
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but there’s no denying who’s been the better goalie thus far. “We’ve got a lot of confidence in Tuukka,” Claude Julien said. “If you compare both there’s no doubt that Henrik Lundqvist has more experience than Tuukka does, but that doesn
talked about it before we went out there in the third period, and we just had to make sure that we played to win,” coach Claude Julien said. “I didn’t want our guys playing on their heels, and you hear me say that a lot. I don’t like our team when we play
the return of left-handed shots in Dennis Seidenberg and Andrew Ference might mean a return to the press box for Hamilton. Claude Julien has liked what he’s seen from Hamilton in a year that’s had some ups and downs. When Hamilton was struggling a bit in
sustained pressure, the classic “feeling out” process that teams in the first playoff meeting go through and a process that Claude Julien even predicted after Thursday morning’s pre-game skate. It was two Eastern Conference heavyweights throwing
power play in the third period to tie the game. “For his first goal he couldn’t have asked for better timing,” Claude Julien said. “Again, it just shows how good a player he is. Those young guys back there don’t lack confidence. That’s been
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Andrew Ference and Wade Redden are ready to return. “I don’t know what the timeline is for those guys, but I’m sure Claude [ Julien ] will have some decisions to make once everyone’s healthy,” Thornton said. “Not easy decisions, I’m sure, but good decisions
Andrew Ference and Wade Redden are ready to return. “I don’t know what the timeline is for those guys, but I’m sure Claude [ Julien ] will have some decisions to make once everyone’s healthy,” Thornton said. “Not easy decisions, I’m sure, but good decisions
have not had back there in a while.” With the strong play by the rookies, it’s led to a discussion about what coach Claude Julien will do if and when injured veterans Dennis Seidenberg , Andrew Ference and Wade Redden are ready to return. Pederson said he does not
that he’s going to keep playing the way he is, and not worry about the big stage. The coaching staff, led by head coach Claude Julien , has told him to not think about making mistakes, just play. “I said, ‘don’t be afraid to make mistakes.’ I don
have not had back there in a while.” With the strong play by the rookies, it’s led to a discussion about what coach Claude Julien will do if and when injured veterans Dennis Seidenberg , Andrew Ference and Wade Redden are ready to return. Pederson said he does not
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