Yep was just coming to say this;McKenzie steps down as coach. One season too late
Not my first choice either but at least all of his coaching has been during the modern era...which just makes him a big step-up on MacKenzie by itself.One down, one gm to go, only if Zuluch had a clue. All rumors point to Berehowsky another recycle from the past...wouldn't be my choice.
Give it time, changes are coming1 week later after that embarrassing sweep, and it still stings. Playoffs told the tale, and it's a very sad and depressing tale. Dario and the Sudbury Wolves really missed the boat. Goaltending, coaching, going half ass in on the deadline (and that VanVliet deal cherry on the top - Papineau). All this and in turn now they will feel the sting of how many season ticket holders opt out. Some people waiting it out until May 30th to see what Dario does. They blew it
The belief is that he is retiring.I'd say better late then never, but feels too late to even say that, should have never been back behind the bench.
This article specifies he's stepping down as head coach. He was also listed as Assistant GM, anyone know if he's maintaining this position?
Mark Burgess gets his championship before the Wolves
Hilarious!Funny how longest tenure owner of the Wolves didn't win a championship.
Burgess owned team for 25 years, zilch championships.Hilarious!
On a serious note, the next owner averages a playoff win per season
Not good.Burgess owned team for 25 years, zilch championships.
Papineau needs to go but he's better than Barclay Branch, who got fleeced on every deal he made.Not good.
Even worse, the team has been out of a playoff position three times in seven tries since Zullich took ownership. It is 3 out of 6, all three ending in first or second round sweeps with Papineau running the show.
There seems to be ingredients missing with Papineau teams; character, chemistry, defense? At least he is good at trading OHL players for draft picks.
Cub, it just sucks to suck.Papineau needs to go but he's better than Barclay Branch, who got fleeced on every deal he made.