Proposal: 2025 off season HC search - candidates
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$750k a year is about $180k more a year than most doctor's make. So he just signed a multi-year extension with Denver yesterday for an undisclosed amount. I'm assuming it's over $1 million. The guy is just fine financially and doesn't need to uproot his family for a team spiraling into the gutter or a team climbing out of the gutter
elvisisalive
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Just throwing his name there again , but the Moncton Wildcats won their semifinals 4 games straight, and are now in the finals in the Q This Gardner MacDougall guy just wins and wins big everywhere he goes. He's obvously great with young players, Desnoyers had a great season with him. At some point the NHL is going to come knocking at his door, why not grab him before the rest of league stands up and takes notice
TLEH
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Id guess his new extension is in the two comma range. I get all that I just think guys are competitors and they want to compete at the highest level, including coaching. I don't even mean Chicago. I just mean in general.
pvr
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That’s not really true. The ability to not worry about money, and the potential to create generational wealth, makes life much easier, and by proxy better and happier.
pvr
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And he’s making it at an age that doctors typically aren’t…just starting out in practice working the long hours for lower pay. Doctors are the prototype for delayed gratification.
Whole lot of miserable rich people out there. And nobody with a $1M+ salary really has to worry about money either do they
Not to get all wine mom here but being able to have enough is a truly underrated trait in a culture that constantly preaches accumulation. Kudos to Carle if he is happy enough in his situation to stay put. (And let's be real, his kids and probably their kids are going to be just fine)
If you're not happy making a million dollars a year, you'll never be happy. This mentality is pure cancer.
Putt Pirate
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If you knew my family you would raise a toast rather than piss on my leg.
I did not mean to piss down your leg. It always makes me
when kids act like 8holes. Sadly I know from my experiences.So, here's a toast to you.
Putt Pirate
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Families are hit or miss. I haven't talked to any of my family for over a decade and it did wonders for my mental health. Too much to unload here but let your imagination run wild lol!I did not mean to piss down your leg. It always makes me
So, here's a toast to you.
Wally1112pac
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My sister has severe mental health problems. Being extremely bipolar is the least of her problems.
We have custody of her 2 boys. Children's Aid took them away and my wife and I took them in. (my Nephews)
If I could cut her out of my life, I would. We are often on the receiving end of vicious attacks ie malnutrition towards the children and sexually assaulting them. These are all delusions on her part.
I feel your pain, brother.
CallMeShaft
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As easy (and as fun) as it is to talk shit about family, this topic is going a bit sideways.
So let's try to get back on topic and complain about the various coaches that are not signing here instead.
So let's try to get back on topic and complain about the various coaches that are not signing here instead.
Being happy does not mean one takes their foot off the gas if other opportunities are presented.
TLEH
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You don't get into coaching for the money. Maybe he is happy to stay at Denver his whole career. I still think if the NHL comes calling you eventually want the challenge. He didn't dream of coaching Denver when he was playing. He dreamed of lifting the Cup.
crazyhawk
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yeah stay in Denver for another 4 or 5 years until his kids have grown up some more and he turns 40.
Then he can come to Chicago and reap the next 3 Cups.
Or not and we can still win the Cups without ole ginger.
Then he can come to Chicago and reap the next 3 Cups.
Or not and we can still win the Cups without ole ginger.
Guess there will be new pope before Blackhawks new coach. There is clearly no smoke coming from the West Madison Street´s chimney.
He’s in a unique spot where Denver means a lot more to him than say North Dakota did to Hakstol or BU to Quinn. They honored his scholarship and gave him an opportunity to stay in the game even after his heart problems ended his playing career. I wouldn’t walk away from somewhere that gave me a new lease at life easily
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His wife just had a baby, it is about spending time with his young family.
featherhawk
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Sorenson very well may be the correct guy for now, he has developed most of these young guys already with the hawks and the showing late in the season when Rindell and Moore came was great! This year there will be even more youngsters!
Would like to see King out the door for a new associate coach of Sorensons choice if he gets the gig.
Would like to see King out the door for a new associate coach of Sorensons choice if he gets the gig.
elvisisalive
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Just a few stats this year for the moncton wildcats #1 seed going into the playoffs, lead the league in points by 12, won their last 15 games in a row. one goalie is 23-0 this season they lead the league in goals for and goals against this year, in 2022 , gardner took over the st john seadogs at the memorial cup after firing their head coach, and won the thing This guys numbers are off the chart everywhere he goes. if Moncton goes to the memorial cup this year, he wont be an unknown quantity any more
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