Speculation: New coach options?

[Jets 31]

Arniel was all-time bad as a NHL coach based on several interviews on podcasts I've listened to with his players in CBJ. Players don't respect him at all and he loses his mind unprofessionally.

I'm fine with Lowry then.

 

[im gangster]

How about Travis Green? Apparently he is well respected in the industry because reasons. Actually, having a former Vezina winner there is kinda convenient, having had all of his success on the backs of otherworldly goaltending.

 

[kanadalainen]

How about Travis Green? Apparently he is well respected in the industry because reasons. Actually, having a former Vezina winner there is kinda convenient, having had all of his success on the backs of otherworldly goaltending.

 

[TheJadePipe]

Rick Tochett

 

[Jetsfan79]

Q would be the guy.

Chevy and Q back together? I don't think True North would like the optics of that.

 

[kanadalainen]

Rick Tochett

 

[Hunter368]

Jets should consider hiring Jay Woodcroft as next HC this summer

Jay Woodcroft?

 

[Jimmy Hoots]

John Paddock

 

[SSC4me]

Eric Tulsky - GM
Lane Lambert- Head Coach
Have a great day!

 

[surixon]

Jets should consider hiring Jay Woodcroft as next HC this summer

Jay Woodcroft?

I always am skeptical of AHL coaches that do well with vet laden AHL teams. I mean they say he's good at developing but really only developed Bear and I guess Bouchard. If we are going that way then I'd rather go Vincent who showed he could develop both skill and depth alike.

 

[SUX2BU]

Jets should consider hiring Jay Woodcroft as next HC this summer

Jay Woodcroft?

he’ll probably be Edmonton’s next coach

 

[blueandgoldguy]

What's Bob Murdoch up to these days? He ran 4 lines back in the day. Might just be the solution to the Jets problems.

 

[jgimp]

Scott Sandelin!

 

[None]

Bump because Jay Woodcroft is off the board.

Still like Dan Bylsma or Rikard Grönborg as options.

 

[gojetsgo]

would love someone that would be open to the idea of using our center depth for a more balanced lineup

 

[surixon]

would love someone that would be open to the idea of using our center depth for a more balanced lineup

Well we have to see if Stastny is even brought back first but I'd love to use him at 3C.

 

[gojetsgo]

Well we have to see if Stastny is even brought back first but I'd love to use him at 3C.

yup, probably to late for that now, what a waste. I wonder what it take for our media to even ask the question why it wasn't tried with out lack of bottom six production

 

[raideralex99]

Q would be the guy.

That would make a bold statement ... I would rather have a Stanley Cup winner than hurt some ones feelings.
Maybe the Isles fire Trotz either way ... its time to send the entire Jets (NHL) coaching staff packing.

 

[Deedog99]

Chevy and Q back together? I don't think True North would like the optics of that.

Do it.

 

[imec]

Leave the coach alone. But look hard at his coaching team and his leadership team.

 

[hockeyarena]

Just hire Michael j. Fox and dare them to act like entitled Lil bitches around him. 100 pt season guaranteed.

 

[BoneDocUK]

Bump because Jay Woodcroft is off the board.

Still like Dan Bylsma or Rikard Grönborg as options.

Grönborg, sure.

Not a a Dapper Dan man myself.

 

[JetsFan815]

Larry David for Jets headcoach. Leon Black and Suzie Green as the assistant coaches.

 

[hockeyarena]

Larry David for Jets headcoach. Leon Black and Suzie Green as the assistant head coaches.

Leon would be the best assistant coach, he'd open up Dat ass

 

[None]

Grönborg, sure.

Not a a Dapper Dan man myself.

I think I elaborated earlier in this thread why I came around to Bylsma. As a starting point the guy coached some massively talented rosters that had very lacking defense cores. Flipping pucks out of the defensive zone isn't an acceptable play in his playbook as I understand it. Publicly he sounds pretty progressive about analytics and how to optimize strategy. From what I've gotten from very shallow research is that players who are less detail oriented don't like playing for him all that much so guys like Chiarot who'd rather be anywhere but practice likely won't be a fit.
Two apparent reasons for why he eventually got fired in Buffalo were that he apparently wasn't personable enough with the players, spending too much time going over video and not actually getting to know the individuals, and that he apparently had the unreasonable expectation of players showing up on time.

I think he's similar to Boudreau in a lot of ways.