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Kraken’s Lane Lambert Talks Maple Leafs Tenure, Coaching Matthews and Marner Under Toronto Pressure
Kraken’s Lane Lambert Talks Maple Leafs Tenure, Coaching Matthews and Marner Under Toronto Pressure
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Lane Lambert, head coach of the Seattle Kraken, recently reflected on his tenure with the Toronto Maple Leafs and the pressure that comes with coaching superstars like Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner. Lambert, who spent four years as an assistant coach in Toronto, learned firsthand about the immense expectations placed on the franchise and its players.
During his time with the Maple Leafs, Lambert witnessed the talent and work ethic of both Matthews and Marner. He emphasized that the charging atmosphere in Toronto can be both exhilarating and daunting, especially for young players trying to find their footing in the league. He recalled moments of guidance and mentorship, striving to help them develop their skills while managing the pressure from fans and media alike.
Now at the helm in Seattle, Lambert hopes to carry forward the valuable lessons learned in Toronto. He aims to cultivate a culture of success in the Kraken's locker room. As the Kraken continue to develop, Lambert's experience coaching some of the game's finest will be crucial to fostering a competitive spirit while balancing the challenges that come with high expectations.
Lambert's reflections highlight not just his coaching philosophy but also the unique landscape of the NHL where pressure and performance are intricately linked, especially for players in prominent markets like Toronto.
During his time with the Maple Leafs, Lambert witnessed the talent and work ethic of both Matthews and Marner. He emphasized that the charging atmosphere in Toronto can be both exhilarating and daunting, especially for young players trying to find their footing in the league. He recalled moments of guidance and mentorship, striving to help them develop their skills while managing the pressure from fans and media alike.
Now at the helm in Seattle, Lambert hopes to carry forward the valuable lessons learned in Toronto. He aims to cultivate a culture of success in the Kraken's locker room. As the Kraken continue to develop, Lambert's experience coaching some of the game's finest will be crucial to fostering a competitive spirit while balancing the challenges that come with high expectations.
Lambert's reflections highlight not just his coaching philosophy but also the unique landscape of the NHL where pressure and performance are intricately linked, especially for players in prominent markets like Toronto.