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Ahead of Tuesday night's contest between his Ottawa Senators and his former team, the Phoenix Coyotes, The Citizen caught up with Kyle Turris. The drawn-out, often ugly public feud between his agent and Coyotes general manager Don Maloney is recounted, which spawned his trade to the Senators in 2011.
Turris chose not to elaborate Tuesday on his issues with coach Dave Tippett and Maloney, saying only that he was "over the moon happy" with the Senators and suggested he was better suited as a player for the Senators' style.
Ottawa head coach Paul MacLean acknowledged that the Coyotes played a different system than the Senators, but he also expressed a belief that Turris would have eventually been successful if he had stayed in Phoenix.
"When you're a good player, you can play in any system," MacLean said. "If Kyle had stayed here, matured here, three years later, he would probably still be a very good player on their team. If you're a good player in one place, you're usually a good player everywhere else, too."
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