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I think the dark horse is Roy, with his connection to Drury. Good with youth and has head coaching experience and is a passionate intense coach that demands hard work kinda like Torts.
Someone needs to run the D. Knoblauch and Carbery are redundant. Carbery will probably get a head coaching job. He already has an NHL assistant job with Toronto. It's not a guarantee Keefe is he replaced in Toronto with a new GM coming into that situation. Maybe Carbery stays in Toronto as an assistant coach. Huska may not be retained by the new coach for Calgary or he may not want to stay if they hire someone else for the head coaching job in Calgary.Carberry, Knoblauch, Leach all have connections through the AHL and Dave Hakstol. Just hire all 3
Some teams are interested in talking with Roy. His team is still playing. Roy last coached in the NHL in 2016. He took a few years off and went back to Quebec.I think the dark horse is Roy, with his connection to Drury. Good with youth and has head coaching experience and is a passionate intense coach that demands hard work kinda like Torts.
Elliotte Friedman said someone told him the Rangers could be moving to one of the teams which could be naming a coach soon.
So Laviolette it is lolElliotte Friedman said someone told him the Rangers could be moving to one of the teams which could be naming a coach soon.
'someone told him'Elliotte Friedman said someone told him the Rangers could be moving to one of the teams which could be naming a coach soon.
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Is he even a dark horse? Didn’t Weekes allude to this is a tweet shortly after GG was let go? Is that the leak that got Rammer canned?I think the dark horse is Roy, with his connection to Drury. Good with youth and has head coaching experience and is a passionate intense coach that demands hard work kinda like Torts.
What?
As in they're headed in that direction?
I think the dark horse is Roy, with his connection to Drury. Good with youth and has head coaching experience and is a passionate intense coach that demands hard work kinda like Torts.
So Laviolette it is lol
Two league sources say that the Rangers did their homework on Babcock but ultimately neither side pursued this very far. It’s believed the Rangers weren’t sold on the tainted coach making his return to the league in the New York spotlight and that Babcock didn’t want that kind of scrutiny either, given he hasn’t coached since the Leafs fired him four years ago and multiple players have come forward with stories of how Babcock abused and degraded them during his two decades coaching in the NHL.
There’s talk that Columbus is leaning toward Babcock. But even if he doesn’t end up with the Blue Jackets job, he won’t be taking the Rangers gig.
Quenneville requested a meeting with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman once the playoffs are over, but that meeting is not a rubber-stamp approval for Quenneville to get back into the NHL after 20 months on the unofficial banned list for his handling of the Kyle Beach incidents with the Hawks in 2010. The timeline simply does not work for the Rangers, who could be as patient as possible and still be waiting for Quenneville to be reinstated by August or even later.
However, if the Rangers make a hire, the team stumbles out of the gate and Quenneville is approved as winter draws in… That would be an uncomfortable spot for a lot of people.
Two coaches that currently have NHL jobs with the Leafs and Predators, but for how much longer? Kyle Dubas hired Keefe in Toronto and now Dubas is gone, likely headed to run the Penguins. Keefe could be headed out too once a new GM comes in, but if that process to replace Dubas drags on toward the draft and all other coaching vacancies are filled, the Leafs may not be in too big a hurry to dump Keefe without a suitable replacement available.
The Predators are believed close to making a decision on whether they keep Hynes, who replaced Laviolette three-plus years ago and hasn’t seen much success. Hynes also didn’t have much success coaching the Devils prior to that, so he might not be the ideal candidate for the Rangers. But he and Drury go back to their Boston University days, so he’s one to keep an eye on should Nashville make a change.
The Leafs assistant coach has already interviewed with the Rangers, according to a source. He’s still more likely headed to Washington or Anaheim, two places he’s also interviewed, but if Drury decides to go with a younger, less-proven coach, Carbery is obviously in high demand for a reason.
Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported that the Rangers have received permission from the Kraken to interview Leach, who like Carbery is a younger coach with plenty of AHL/NHL assistant experience. It’s not known if Leach and the Rangers have spoken yet.
Mike Babcock
Two league sources say that the Rangers did their homework on Babcock but ultimately neither side pursued this very far. It’s believed the Rangers weren’t sold on the tainted coach making his return to the league in the New York spotlight and that Babcock didn’t want that kind of scrutiny either, given he hasn’t coached since the Leafs fired him four years ago and multiple players have come forward with stories of how Babcock abused and degraded them during his two decades coaching in the NHL.
There’s talk that Columbus is leaning toward Babcock. But even if he doesn’t end up with the Blue Jackets job, he won’t be taking the Rangers gig.
46.9, 43.2, 44.2I think the dark horse is Roy, with his connection to Drury. Good with youth and has head coaching experience and is a passionate intense coach that demands hard work kinda like Torts.
Why are we not looking into Brunnette at all? Very curious.
Columbus is rumored to be the first team likely to announce their hiring.
Babcock is out:
Quenneville doesn't fit their timeline for hiring a coach:
Keefe or John Hynes . I wouldn't touch Hynes with a 10 foot pole.
Carbury and Leach are considered:
Elliotte Friedman said someone told him the Rangers could be moving to one of the teams which could be naming a coach soon.
Barring any shocking turn of events, such as the Pittsburgh Penguins letting go of Mike Sullivan or the Toronto Maple Leafs relieving Sheldon Keefe, Laviolette is very likely the next head coach of the Blueshirts.