Whats the realistic percent that Torts is fired if the Lightning lose tonight?

Answer 1

Brooksie, if I wanted to explain it to you, I would. Next question.

Answer 2

5%. Stanley Cup probably bought him a little extra time. He must be tight with the owner because he seems to have a few lives. Called out Lecavalier a few years back and stayed, the whole throwing his goalies under a bus thing, I like seeing coaches stick up for his guys, even if they are disciplinarians, they still have to stand behind those players, I am sure some of the players feel that way too.
Some blame to the GM too, because after all this time (I said this same thing last year at the trade deadline), they have still not addressed the goalie situation (even Florida found a good goalie for this year), still Feaster isn' t it?

All of this is null and void if the Doug Maclean ownership group has already taken over, not sure if the sale is final, is it? Then a change could happen soon and I'd raise it the 51%.

Could Maclean be the coach or GM himself? Possibility, I am not sure how he feels about that aspect but he could be another Gretzky, coaching the team he owns-hopefully with better results.

Answer 3

0%

- The team is unbeaten at home
- The team is in the playoffs if you use winning percentage instead of points (they are tied for 8th with New Jersey, Buffalo, and the Rangers)

- they also have nobody to replace him (Sullivan and Reese aren't NHL calibre coaches).

Answer 4

I think Feaster's a lame-duck anyhow, so the likelihood of a panic move with his coach at this point is virtually nil.

Answer 5

50%

Answer 6

20%

Answer 7

I would say high 80's but i could be totally wrong..

Answer 8

Just below body temperature or 98.6.