If Bylsma's days are numbered I might take a good hard look at him. I don't know how well he'd do with the whole "OV not playing hockey at both sides of the ice" fiasco but I think he's a coach who's got his **** together in a lot of other areas that we are a mess in.
Barry Trotz would be a fantastic coach in Washington. He's never had the luxury of having high powered offensive players on his teams in Nashville, but he made Nashville a tough team to play against. He'll bring the best out of the defensemen in Washington and I think you'll see guys like Alzner and Carlson really benefit from Trotz and it's possible that a guy like Orlov becomes a real offensive dynamo.
It just makes too much sense for Trotz to be the next coach in Washington.
Barry Trotz would be a fantastic coach in Washington. He's never had the luxury of having high powered offensive players on his teams in Nashville, but he made Nashville a tough team to play against. He'll bring the best out of the defensemen in Washington and I think you'll see guys like Alzner and Carlson really benefit from Trotz and it's possible that a guy like Orlov becomes a real offensive dynamo.
It just makes too much sense for Trotz to be the next coach in Washington.
In my opinion, Babcock is one of the coaches of the year considering all the injuries the Red Wings have had this season. Them being in the playoff is pretty incredible and speaks volumes of him imo. No chance he gets fired.Any chance Babcock gets fired?
Admittedly, I'm somewhat leaning towards Trotz, now. I think he could introduce that balanced style efficiently successfully, moreso than the failed attempts by Boudreau or Oates.
So was Quenneville...until he wasn't.Well, a guy that's won two playoff series in seven appearances would seem to suit that Caps.
Overrated coach.
So was Quenneville...until he wasn't.
Interesting that Katie had John Stevens on her list of potential candidates. I thought he was bad when he was HC of the Flyers?
In my opinion, Babcock is one of the coaches of the year considering all the injuries the Red Wings have had this season. Them being in the playoff is pretty incredible and speaks volumes of him imo. No chance he gets fired.
Lavy is a heck of a motivator but his system may not be the best fit for you guys. He is go-go offense, pond hockey at times; you may score 6 goals a game but a team must have excellent defensemen to prevent giving up just as many. He took us to the finals but Chris Pronger was a major reason for that. Once Prongs got hurt and Timonen started to age, it all fell apart.
Go-go offense is exactly what this fan wants. We have the personnel for it. You want to see Mike Green return to Norris candidacy? Bringing in Lavi is probably our best chance of seeing that. Lavi would love Orlov's game too.