I felt bad getting injured both last year and this year. I personally take responsibility for that. You get dealt a hand and you've got to play it. I doubt it. It's part of life and part of the game.
Teams usually wait until the record is well under sea level before gassing the coach.
In the Bruins' case, Sinden felt the style change he wanted and thought he would get at the start of the year was non-existent. He thought the team's play was reverting back to what he witnessed last season. The season isn't a bust. It came as a bit of a shock, but it's the way things go. They made a business decision, and we're professionals and we have to deal with it.