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NHL game with the most future head coaches?
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JianYang
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Maybe some game involving the whalers in the mid 80s
John Anderson
Dean evason
Dave tippett
Joel quenneville
Kevin dineen
An 86-87 matchup with the Habs would have also included
Bob Gainey
Larry Robinson
Guy Carbonneau
So I have no idea where this stands all time but maybe this serves as a starting point.
I counted eight.
John Anderson
Dean evason
Dave tippett
Joel quenneville
Kevin dineen
An 86-87 matchup with the Habs would have also included
Bob Gainey
Larry Robinson
Guy Carbonneau
So I have no idea where this stands all time but maybe this serves as a starting point.
I counted eight.
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And also Patrick Roy
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Some game with the 1986 Habs would have featured: Roy-Tremblay-Gainey-Robinson-Carbonneau, maybe all of them on the ice at the same time at some moment
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Some of those Montreal-Boston playoff games in the late-70s would have had 10:
Lemaire
Robinson
Gainey
Risebrough
Tremblay
O'Reilly
Park
Cashman
Milbury
Cheevers
Lemaire
Robinson
Gainey
Risebrough
Tremblay
O'Reilly
Park
Cashman
Milbury
Cheevers
MadArcand
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89-90 Whalers had 6 head coaches and 3 GMs, plus some assistant coach(es?) like Ulf Samuelsson and their very own announcer in Ray Ferraro:
Joel Quenneville
Dave Tippett
Dean Evason
Kevin Dineen
Randy Cunneyworth
Brad Shaw
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Ron Francis
Pat Verbeek
Brian Lawton
Joel Quenneville
Dave Tippett
Dean Evason
Kevin Dineen
Randy Cunneyworth
Brad Shaw
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Ron Francis
Pat Verbeek
Brian Lawton
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Add Jimmy Roberts to the 76-77 Habs, so that’s 11 and if you go back to 75-76 Phil Esposito played his last 12 games with the Bruins and included two games against the Habs on Oct 9th and 25, 1975. I wonder if all 12 future coaches were in the lineup in at least one of those games?
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You are definitely a hockey nerd and I love you for that.
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I had to look up Jacques laperriere because I could have sworn he was never head coach. Apparently he coached 1 game.
It was the 95-96 season so I assume it was right after demers got fired but I have zero memory of it. In my mind, they went straight from demers to tremblay.
81-82 Canucks
Curt Fraser
Glen Hanlon
Ivan Hlinka
Marc Crawford
Colin Campbell
Curt Fraser
Glen Hanlon
Ivan Hlinka
Marc Crawford
Colin Campbell
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this team really was something
peter sidorkiewicz: decade+ long career as an assistant coach in the OHL (and one year and change as head coach). according to eliteprospects, he most recently coached as an assistant in the ECHL in 2019
kevin dineen: three year stint as florida’s head coach. currently head coach of utica in the AHL
pat verbeek: current anaheim GM
dave babych: killer moustache
ray ferraro: probably the best colour guy in the game
brian lawton: longtime agent, brief stint as tampa’s GM
mike liut: longtime agent
john anderson: longtime AHL head coach with a two year stint head coaching atlanta
dave tippett: veteran NHL head coach, most recently with the oilers
sylvain cote: civilian
ron francis: seattle GM
paul macdermid: civilian
scott young: works for the canucks
ulf samuelsson: longtime assistant coach, most recently with florida
joel quenneville: highly successful scumbag
Ha, Sylvain Cote is hilarious in the context of the rest of that group.
This is what I could find on his post-NHL career :
Capitals Alumni Profile: Sylvain Côté
NHL Over the course of their history, the Washington Capitals have had a number of key defensemen who have contributed on the blueline without much fanfare. In this Alumni Profile, NoVa Caps’…
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Dude was one of the youngest guys on that team so he played pretty deep into the post-1994 UFA era, played 1100 NHL games, collected $13 million in salary ... and like properly retired at age 37 and went fishing.
