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The new man has a new approach

Julien imparts six basic tenets

Attempting to make sure the Bruins do things his way, Claude Julien emphasizes teaching in practice, stopping drills to correct mistakes, and conferring with players individually. Attempting to make sure the Bruins do things his way, Claude Julien emphasizes teaching in practice, stopping drills to correct mistakes, and conferring with players individually. (MARK WILSON/GLOBE STAFF)
By Fluto Shinzawa
Globe Staff / October 4, 2007

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