Blues focused on creating ‘Stanley Cup’ standard for process, not on losses: ‘Results are secondary’
The actual quote is a little less cringy:
“I think results are secondary right now to our process,” Montgomery said. “Winning net-fronts, winning special teams, winning the Grade-A chances — there’s a lot of details that go into the major part of the process, and if we continue to be better at those things, the results will take care of themselves. I’ve always believed that, and I will always believe that.”
However, it’s still very Platonic versus Aristotelian, which sounds like so much in the corporate world (and even the political world) these days. The process is what’s important; the results will align with the right process, not the results will lead to the right process.
