"We’ve done a little research on it," MacKinnon said. "Over the past three seasons, 87 percent of players who were called up were on teams that were winning 55 percent of their games or better, so winning does matter. I think that’s another thing we’re trying to impress on our players. Teams don’t want you from a losing situation; they want you from a winning situation."
Idaho Stampede coach Bob MacKinnon on why he likes to win, apparently.
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Scott Schroeder
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so
who has the better chance; trey gilder coming off the bench in maine (theyre winning, right?) or someone leading his team in scoring and assists on a bad team?
We can do this in real life
Let’s see who gets called-up first – Trey Gilder or Desmon Farmer.
by Scott Schroeder on Jan 11, 2010 1:43 PM EST up reply actions
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