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Proehl talks with Panthers about vacancy


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In general I think that the fan sentiment for players to be coaches just because they were good players is categorically wrong. In Proehl's case, though, I think it might be right.

If he gets the job it would be an interesting choice and could turn out to make someone in our FO look pretty damn smart.

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In general I think that the fan sentiment for players to be coaches just because they were good players is categorically wrong. In Proehl's case, though, I think it might be right.

If he gets the job it would be an interesting choice and could turn out to make someone in our FO look pretty damn smart.

Said it elsewhere, it depends on the type of player.

Hypertalented superstar player generally equates to lousy coach.

Smart, hard-working moderately talented player that maximizes what he has? That guy can morph into a good coach.

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