People will never be happy with the coach, just the way it goes.People are going to hate him forty games in because we're still gonna suck.
People will never be happy with the coach, just the way it goes.People are going to hate him forty games in because we're still gonna suck.
If he has the young guys playing with any structure and Bedard has consistent linemates for more than 1 games I'll be OK. More about progress than W/L at this point.People are going to hate him forty games in because we're still gonna suck.
I'm with you but I was fine with Sorenson.If he has the young guys playing with any structure and Bedard has consistent linemates for more than 1 games I'll be OK. More about progress than W/L at this point.
Lol did you post here before under a different name? There's Nathan Davis HFHawks lore.Someone ask Mike Blashill why Nathan Davis never made the NHL ? He coached him Miami University (OHIO)
Lol , Nathan sounded cant miss , but so many have as well. What was the name?Lol did you post here before under a different name? There's Nathan Davis HFHawks lore.
Great hire.I'd say Jared Nightingale(Adam's brother) had more impact on the development of Vlasic, EDM, Allan, Kaiser, and Crevier as an Assistant Coach involved with defensemen than Dean or Sorensen.
Next head coach for Rockford? He could help Korch and Lev.
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Thank you. Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while.Great call by you.
Blashill indicates that Sorenson is going to be working with the D...
I sure hope the last hire for the coaching staff is someone that has a great amount of experience coaching D.
ah, okay thanks for the informationthe last hire was already announced, its Mike Vellucci
Sörensen and Blashill have crossed paths throughout their careers. That began when Blashill was an assistant at Miami (Ohio) and Sörensen was with the Chicago Mission, an AAA program. Sörensen especially got to know him at an annual Notre Dame coaching clinic.
“We always met up in summers at those things,” Sörensen said. “I always held him in very high regards as a coach and a person. Got to know him through there, and he was a guy I always stayed in touch with throughout the years and picked his brain on different things. It always seemed like I came out of conversations with Jeff, whether it was over beers or just in the coaches’ setting, I always came away with something. I was like, ‘Oh, yeah, I like that,’ or he made me think. He made me think about different things. That’s something I really value.”
“I think especially the last 10-some games here, these young guys, how their game took a stride,” Sörensen said. “Frankie (Nazar) and even (Connor Bedard’s) last six, seven, eight games, how he handled everything throughout the year and finished was super positive. You see some of those young defensemen. You see how they handled playing in this league, with that young of a group, was really impressive. Obviously, small sample, and I’m sure we’re going to hit our speed bumps throughout the season here, but to see the potential in that group was really exciting.”