Viral scene involving Martin St-Louis and his outburst: Sean Monahan had a lot to say
At the Canadiens' morning practice on Monday, Martin St-Louis made headlines for losing his patience with his players. The effort seemed lacking, so the coach took action.
Observers have been anticipating this for a while, and it finally happened as the team lost eight of its last 10 games.
While the expectations for the Canadiens to win the Stanley Cup this year may not be high, effort is still expected. Against the Bruins on Saturday night, there were far too many passengers on the ice.
See here the images of Martin St-Louis shaking up his players.
Following this event, comments from fans, analysts, and players have been largely positive. Sean Monahan commented on the situation, and he fully agrees.
Sean Monahan on when Martin St-Louis lays down the law with the players: "we respect him a lot, he knows what he's talking about and he guides us in the right ways so when he steps up in that sense, you definitely want to respond..."
- Via Priyanta Emrith
Martin has spent most of his time protecting his players, but now it's time to take action. The lack of effort will not be tolerated, and the message is very clear.
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