Daily News | ‘We’ve got more work to do’: Flyers coach John Tortorella is still seeking more from Kevin Hayes
via Zoom following his hiring in June before he even set foot in Philadelphia as Flyers coach, he said he already knew which player he was most eager to meet in person — Kevin Hayes.
However, nearly a quarter of the way into the season, Tortorella is still searching for more from Hayes. However, Tortorella added that there are certain “habits” that he wants to see Hayes adjust in his game. Tortorella said there have been “struggles” in Hayes’ ability to be responsible down low defensively. While Hayes leads Flyers forwards in expected goals for at five-on-five , he is second among forwards in expected goals against , according to“I’ve had good games, I’ve had bad games,” Hayes said. “Still maybe a lot more there.
“It’s a little different,” Hayes said. “But it’s still hockey. I’ve been in the league long enough to know how to play a certain position. So shouldn’t be too bad. But if I have a bad game, maybe we’ll blame it on that.”
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