Martin St-Louis sent a very clear message to journalists yesterday during a press conference, and he very clearly targets the negativity of some
The head coach of the Montreal Canadiens, Martin St-Louis, sent a strong message to the media and some journalists yesterday during a press conference.
A must-watch, starting from the 21st minute.
He seems a bit taken aback and out of patience with the media and journalists who tend to focus too much on the negative (rather than the positive).
Martin St-Louis mentions that he sees a lot of positives and that the media's negative attitude is unfortunate. He understands that negativity is part of the job, but this is too much.
Martin St-Louis
Wise words! Cole Caufield also weighed in on this.
Cole Caufield
Clearly, Caufield agrees with his coach and also evidently believes that the negative attitude of some media is "exaggerated."
Going back to Martin St-Louis, when questioned more deeply about his comments regarding Nick Suzuki, he made it very clear that he will never use the media to send a message to a player.
He simply said.
Martin St-Louis
It will be interesting to see if this will help, or not, to change the narrative.
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OCTOBRE 22 | 214 ANSWERS Martin St-Louis sent a very clear message to journalists yesterday during a press conference, and he very clearly targets the negativity of some Do you believe that Martin St-Louis is right on this point? | ||
| Yes | 207 | 96.7 % |
| No | 7 | 3.3 % |
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