A top hockey coach has dismissed the idea of a lengthy preseason, arguing that players simply want to hit the ice and compete. The Stanley Cup-winning leader believes extended preparation could frustrate the team and undermine morale. Instead, he advocates for a more streamlined approach, prioritizing game experience over prolonged training. The comments come amid ongoing debates about preseason structures in professional sports.

Stanley Cup champion coach is down with nuking the preseason: 'Guys just want to play'  Fox News