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ARLINGTON, Va.
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appointment because he was at the DMV, getting his first
Virginia drivers license and plates. His son is enrolled
in school, and hes lived in his new house long enough for
the air conditioning to break down. Hes not a Tennessee
resident for the first time in 17 years, and the life
upheaval was such that he didnt take his usual summer
vacation in British Columbia. And all that was more or
less the easy part. Now he has to deal with Alex
Ovechkin. Trotz is the new coach of the Washington
Capitals, which means first and foremost he is the coach
of the immensely talented three-time league MVP whose
individual accolades have yet to translate into
substantial playoff success. Things will be plenty
different for everyone when training camp opens Friday,
but what arguably matters most is how No. 8 takes to yet
another attempt to change the way he plays. "Physically,
hes a strong guy," Trotz said in an interview with The
Associated Press. "But theres areas in his game he needs
to grow in, and thats really my job, to help him grow his
game." Trotz is Washingtons fifth coach since Ovechkin
entered the league in 2005, but hes the first who has
been a head coach elsewhere in the NHL. He led the
Nashville Predators from inception to this year, with
1,246 regular season and playoff games under his belt. He
has an established idea how he wants to run a team -- hes
already rejigged the coaches meeting room with more
cutting-edge technology and made it more of a "war room."
He has so much cache that he was able to give owner Ted
Leonsis a frank assessment of the Capitals deficiencies
while interviewing for the job. "Its the culture," Trotz
said. "I just think a little bit of the inmates were
running the asylum, thats No. 1. I think theres good
talent, and I felt it needed some order." Thats not a dig
at one particular player or front office person, but
Ovechkin, as team captain, would be a central figure in
any sort of culture change. Trotz praised the Russian
forwards passion, desire and individual accomplishments -
- but said there needs to be more. "If Ovi is willing to
listen," Trotz said, "hes going to have a chance to do
some great team things. And he is willing to listen. I
dont see any reason in my discussions (with him) that hes
not willing to change. Now change is going to be
sometimes difficult for people at times, but the
willingness to change, I dont see that being a problem."
Ovechkin led the NHL with 51 goals last season, but his
plus-minus of minus-35 was third-worst in the league.
Looking at the tape, Trotz sees too much staying in
place. "Everybody goes after Ovi for probably his
defensive game and some of those commitments, and, yeah,
there can be improvement," Trotz said. "And Ive said to
him, I just want him skating again. I always think hes
just dynamic when hes skating. So I just asked him, be in
really good shape, be ready to skate, because youre not
dangerous when youre standing still." Trotz said he wants
to retain the offensive potential shown by Ovechkin and
the Capitals while introducing some of the defensive
principles that worked well with the Predators. "I want
the Capitals to not lose their identity of being able to
score," Trotz said. "But I want them to add another
identity that theyre hard to play against and theyre hard
to score against. If we can add that to the repertoire,
then wed be a pretty good team." Ovechkin was moved from
left wing to right wing under previous coach Adam Oates.
Trotz said he might use Ovechkin on both sides. "If hes
playing the game that I envision him being able to play,
then I can see him playing left wing -- and I can throw
him on the right wing on another line," Trotz said. "To
me, hes more dangerous on the left. ... Defensively, hes
probably better on the right." No one would forgive the
Capitals players for being fatigued with change, having
switched systems several times in recent years under
coaches Bruce Boudreau, Dale Hunter and Oates. Trotzs
message: Get over it. "To be honest, a lot of times
systems are a little bit of a cop-out," he said. "If
youre a good player, it doesnt matter what system youre
playing, you should be able to play it. I think they use
it as an excuse. If youre at this level and you cant
figure out your role, then you probably shouldnt be in
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result so far this year is a tie for eighth place at the
Arnold Palmer Invitational in March. He sits 113th in
FedEx Cup standings and has dropped to 31st in world
rankings — not the results expected from a player ranked
fourth in the world only two years ago.
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silver medal at the X Games last month, just over five
weeks after undergoing double knee surgery. DENVER --
Patrick Roy was quite calm and even cracked a few jokes
as his team went through a light workout. No signs of
stress at all. Of course, the first-year Colorado
Avalanche coach has been in a few pressure-packed Game 7
situations as a Hall of Fame goaltender -- 13 to be
exact. His players? Not as much experience. A dozen had
never been to the post-season before this year. And yet
Roys hardly fretting over his teams emotional state
heading into a decisive final game Wednesday night
against the Minnesota Wild, with the winner moving on to
face the defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago
Blackhawks. On the contrary, Roys reminding his youthful
team of one simple thing: Enjoy the moment. "How good is
this?" Roy said. "Theyre excited about it and they should
be. ... Were playing Game 7 in our building, in front of
our fans." In this series, home ice is a pretty big deal.
All six games in this tightly contested matchup have been
decided during the waning moments, with the home team
capturing each one. Wild coach Mike Yeo has a stirring
pregame speech all prepared for just the occasion, a few
well-chosen words to put into his players ears before
they hit the ice and hear the clamour of the crowd. Care
to share the highlights? "Then it wouldnt be very
inspirational," Yeo joked. Minnesota will try to
neutralize the noise with another sizzling start. The
Wild have scored the first goal in four of the games. "
(Game 7s) are the best and also the worst," Yeo said.
"You have so much on the line -- the players laying it
all out there, the passion and the energy of the building
and the fans. Theres just so much at stake." Avs forward
Maxime Talbot stressed "having fun" to rookie Nathan
MacKinnon, whos tied with Zach Parise for most points
(10) in the NHL playoffs so far. Talbot knows the
butterflies will be present for players such as MacKinnon
-- and its something to embrace. "Thats why we play the
game," said Talbot, who scored twice in Game 7 of the
2009 Stanley Cup final to lift Pittsburgh to a 2-1 win
over Detroit. "Thats the coolest thing about hockey. As
much experience as you havve, you have to take these
butterflies and turn them into excitement and energy, and
thats definitely the feeling I have right now.
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quot; Roy believes that Game 7 will hinge on, what else,
the goalies. Semyon Varlamov won a team-record 41 games
in the regular season, breaking the mark held by Roy. The
goalie nicknamed "Varly" has faced a barrage of shots in
this series, coming up big in several games. "Varlys
always the brick out there," Talbot said. "We know hes
going to make the big saves." The same can be said of
Darcy Kuemper, who has a 1.53 goals- against average
since stepping in for Ilya Bryzgalov in Game 2. Although
Kuemper cant ever remember playing in a Game 7, he said
that Mondays game -- a 5-2 win in which the Wild sealed
it and extended the series by scoring two empty-net goals
-- was good practice. "Now, both teams are in the
situation," Kuemper said. "So theyre going to be a little
bit more desperate than they were last game. Weve been
through it before, so we should be pretty calm and
confident with it." The intensity level is something the
Wild are embracing. They know its going to be a hostile
environment, but its not as if the Wild have been blown
out inside the Pepsi Center. No, the Avalanche have
needed to rely on some late magic, pulling Varlamov for
an extra skater in Games 1 and 5, get big late goals and
to send it into OT, where they found a way to win. "We
feel good about the way weve been playing," Parise said.
"Hopefully, we can get a win here." Colorado received a
boost last game with the return of Matt Duchene from a
knee injury. The teams leading scorer in the regular
season is still rounding into shape, but with every shift
hes getting back his quickness. "This is just another
game," Duchene said. "Thats how you have to treat Game
7s." The previous time the Avs were in a Game 7 was 2003,
when they were eliminated by the Wild in Roys last game.
"Thats not going to have a big effect on our team," Roy
said, smiling. "Because there are not that many players
from then that are still with us."
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