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Last night, the Montreal Canadiens’ head coach passionately challenged his power-play unit late in the game.<\/p>\n
Let’s be honest, Martin St. Louis showed real urgency at the Bell Centre.<\/p>\n
With only 6:27 left on the clock, we saw a “Marty” we like – but with fire in his eyes. The message was clear, sharp, and precise: they had to score that goal to put the game away.<\/p>\n
Seeing the coach yell at his first unit like that definitely did not go unnoticed.<\/p>\n
The Tricolore bench boss no longer wants to see fancy plays or one pass too many when the game is on the line.<\/p>\n
The sequence, captured live and relayed by Eric Engels, shows a Martin St. Louis demanding solid execution.<\/p>\n
Here’s what he said to the PP unit:<\/p>\n
No more soft zone entries – he wants his players putting the puck in the back of the net without any fumbling.<\/p>\n
The Canadiens’ power play has stalled over the past few games, and the lack of offensive production is starting to weigh heavily.<\/p>\n
Let’s be honest, without a spark from Nick Suzuki or Cole Caufield, the man advantage sometimes looks like it’s searching for its identity.<\/p>\n
The message got through in the locker room<\/p>\n
This kind of public outburst from Martin St. Louis serves as a wake-up call for the entire group. He is not asking for the moon – he is simply asking them to finish the job when the opportunity presents itself.<\/p>\n
His calm approach with young players has often been praised, but this time, the tone changed drastically.<\/p>\n
It is the kind of moment that can either galvanize a team.<\/p>\n
Let’s admit it, we prefer to see a passionate coach rather than one standing with folded arms watching the clock wind down.<\/p>\n