Sharp's Audio Visual helps NHL Team with their audio visual needs
Coach Tom Renney was overall happy with the results of this game “I thought it was an entertaining game.” There are not many days of camp before the first pre-season games on Tuesday, but Renney has a plan of sorts for assigning players and that may begin on Monday.
Renney is looking for more from everyone this year. It’s “Fair to say that in our exit meetings last year and our camp opening meeting the other night they understand internally that there are higher expectations of course and I think they’re smart enough to know that the ramifications of anything less than what you’re able to give isn’t good enough.“
Of course after two 30th place finishes, the Oilers’ demand more from their team. This storied franchise has seen their troubles and struggles since the dynasty days, but these have been all new lows.
The Edmonton oilers are also the proud owners of a new SMART board in the Oilers’ locker room and Renney seems quite happy to have it. “Good we had one in New York, and they’re a great device. I’m already better at it in two days than I was in 7 months in New York. It’s a good device; it’s just more state of the art for us. The guys get more clarity, more precision into what we’re looking for in terms of what they can see and view and assimilate. It’s good technology.
“It really is a good teaching tool because you can freeze the frame, you can highlight, you can illuminate certain players, you can make the trajectory of the player of the puck or where he should have been instead of where he went. And then the arena diagram itself is something you can draw on and it seems that the white board is something that is going by the wayside in Oilerland, finally.”
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