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KG wrote:I don't like re-hiring a coach that the organization fired already....personally...
Pensfan2010 wrote:KG wrote:I don't like re-hiring a coach that the organization fired already....personally...
Only coach I can think of off the top of my head in this scenario is Paul Maurice in Carolina. In his first year of the second stint, he took the 'Canes to the ECF. But their has to be more examples that I cant think of.
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Idoit40fans wrote:Interesting that Crosby hasn't yet signed an extension with Pittsburgh.
Pensfan2010 wrote:KG wrote:I don't like re-hiring a coach that the organization fired already....personally...
Only coach I can think of off the top of my head in this scenario is Paul Maurice in Carolina. In his first year of the second stint, he took the 'Canes to the ECF. But their has to be more examples that I cant think of.
jprolley wrote:hal gill with an epic burn on twitter just now....
"i wonder when the habs will hire a new coach"
SolidSnake wrote:Idoit40fans wrote:Interesting that Crosby hasn't yet signed an extension with Pittsburgh.
Montreal bound
columbia wrote:jprolley wrote:hal gill with an epic burn on twitter just now....
"i wonder when the habs will hire a new coach"
Michel Therrien (born November 4, 1963), is the head coach of the Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League. Prior to that he was a player, then head coach for the Montreal Canadiens and the Pittsburgh Penguins.
mikey287 wrote:Pensfan2010 wrote:KG wrote:I don't like re-hiring a coach that the organization fired already....personally...
Only coach I can think of off the top of my head in this scenario is Paul Maurice in Carolina. In his first year of the second stint, he took the 'Canes to the ECF. But their has to be more examples that I cant think of.
To answer seriously, Al Arbour retired and came back, in Pittsburgh I think Ken Schinkel (sp?) and Eddie Johnston had two stints each, Jacques Lemaire in New Jersey...Chicago has it happen I think as well, but the name escapes me...
JS© wrote:mikey287 wrote:Pensfan2010 wrote:KG wrote:I don't like re-hiring a coach that the organization fired already....personally...
Only coach I can think of off the top of my head in this scenario is Paul Maurice in Carolina. In his first year of the second stint, he took the 'Canes to the ECF. But their has to be more examples that I cant think of.Spoiler:
To answer seriously, Al Arbour retired and came back, in Pittsburgh I think Ken Schinkel (sp?) and Eddie Johnston had two stints each, Jacques Lemaire in New Jersey...Chicago has it happen I think as well, but the name escapes me...
I thought you were referring to Arbour's comeback in the mid-2000s for game #1500, but I nearly forgot he was behind the bench until the mid-90s.
ExPatriatePen wrote:JS© wrote:mikey287 wrote:Pensfan2010 wrote:KG wrote:I don't like re-hiring a coach that the organization fired already....personally...
Only coach I can think of off the top of my head in this scenario is Paul Maurice in Carolina. In his first year of the second stint, he took the 'Canes to the ECF. But their has to be more examples that I cant think of.Spoiler:
To answer seriously, Al Arbour retired and came back, in Pittsburgh I think Ken Schinkel (sp?) and Eddie Johnston had two stints each, Jacques Lemaire in New Jersey...Chicago has it happen I think as well, but the name escapes me...
I thought you were referring to Arbour's comeback in the mid-2000s for game #1500, but I nearly forgot he was behind the bench until the mid-90s.
Who was the coach who "stepped aside" for that, wasn't it Lavey?
jimjom wrote:Did Gill even play for MT?
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