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[Report] Zucker Calls out Boudreau


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The Zucker situation keeps getting more dicey in Minnesota.  It seems like he may get moved on sooner rather than later.

 

After being openly on the trade market since last deadline, he just called out his coach... which rarely goes well.  This comes on the heels of many reports from the summer of him wanting to be where he is wanted.

 

https://www.tsn.ca/minnesota-wild-s-jason-zucker-calls-out-bruce-boudreau-rest-of-team-after-loss-1.1382994

 

I can see some teams swapping players. I think Zucker would look good in our top 6 and we have expressed interest, but I bet a team like New Jersey is more motivated to make shake up moves.

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It's Fenton that wanted to move Zucker - Guerin is now in charge.  Guerin was even quoted saying that Zucker is safe.  

 

Zucker is one of their few players who can skate.  Their team is far too slow.  With how their roster is constructed a few trades is not going to turn their season around.  They've wasted the returns for Niederreiter, Coyle and Granlund - Fiala, Donato, Rask don't look to be a solution in Minnesota.  They need Zucker more than ever.  If anything Zucker should be traded for picks and prospects so they can do a proper rebuild rather than this failed re-tooling tried by Fenton.


LeBrun just had a lengthy Q&A with Guerin:  

 

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12 minutes ago, RRypien37 said:

Far from a "call out" of the coach. He is addressing the team as a whole and their poor play of late. Can't stand the media, but I guess it is their job...

Russo was surprised it blew up like that.  As it happens he was just a guest on Zucker's wife podcast today.  In here he says Zucker went to apologise to Boudreau on the plane. Boudreau didn't see anything wrong with the quote and didn't feel targeted.  It was just a quote saying everyone needs to be better.  Zucker had criticised himself too.

 

Russo insists that there was no malice and that Zucker was not calling out Boudreau.  He is also positive that Boudreau sees no wrong with the quote.

 

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2 hours ago, mll said:

Russo was surprised it blew up like that.  As it happens he was just a guest on Zucker's wife podcast today.  In here he says Zucker went to apologise to Boudreau on the plane. Boudreau didn't see anything wrong with the quote and didn't feel targeted.  It was just a quote saying everyone needs to be better.  Zucker had criticised himself too.

 

Russo insists that there was no malice and that Zucker was not calling out Boudreau.  He is also positive that Boudreau sees no wrong with the quote.

 

Blown way out of proportion. There's a shocker...

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47 minutes ago, theo5789 said:

Can you imagine if LE called out his whole team (even if it includes himself) rather than just his comments about Green? CDC would blow up.

 

But it's nothing to do with us, so it's no big deal.

Riot #3 

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2 hours ago, Warhippy said:

Nah, it's not the Canucks so the Mighty Wild will walk out with the 1st overall ;)

Doubt it. Wild are one of the most unluckiest organizations as of late on top of being poorly run.

 

If they were 1st and went to 4th i'd doubt they'd be surprised.

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4 hours ago, theo5789 said:

Can you imagine if LE called out his whole team (even if it includes himself) rather than just his comments about Green? CDC would blow up.

 

But it's nothing to do with us, so it's no big deal.

That's a good question tbh, would they say the same thing again like, it was just taken out of context, due to the translation, he didn't mean it like that, he really likes the team.....

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