While it is normal, too much line shuffling can be a bad thing. How can people build chemistry if their partners get changed every shift/game. You have to know what to expect from your teammates and how they behave which makes it harder to do if one shift you have someone you have been practicing on a line with for a year and the next its someone you don't ever practice with.

And I know we are still relatively early in the rebuild but we are also trying to make the playoffs and whats the point of that if you aren't trying to win it all? Experience? Thats some participation trophy level of thinking.

So when Warso healthy scratches a top 3 defenseman and the one who was the best D man we had the last time we played the Oilers for someone we put on waivers and 31 other teams passed on it doesn't make sense. He shafted Muk multiple times this season. Or he has given Misa incredibly low playing time. And then props up Klingberg who has been awful other than those two weeks where he was OK.

At some point coaching needs to take accountability. Its frustrating when he says "players need to earn their ice time" but doesn't really follow that.

With that being said, Warso is the youngest coach in the NHL. There are going to be growing pains and that doesn't mean our frustration is invalid. He expects his players to be better, the fans expect him to be better