Hiring Marc Savard as an assistant coach went over well with Calgary Flames fans. While younger fans may not remember, Savard was a dominant offensive talent in the 2000s.
The Calgary Flames in 2022-23 had plenty of problems. From poor goaltending to under-performance from big-name players, you could find plenty of reasons to be angry at the team’s results.
The Windsor Spitfires are one step closer to getting their team together for the 2023-24 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) season. After a month of searching, the club announced their new head coach on Monday and it’s a name everyone in the organization is familiar with.
This is the second straight off-season with a lot of changes in the Calgary Flames organization. The one move that has gone most under the radar has been the addition of Marc Savard to Ryan Huska’s coaching staff.
The Windsor Spitfires knew this day might come. Since their 2022-23 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) season finished in early April, the club was aware that its success from the last two seasons could mean losing head coach Marc Savard to the pros.
The announcements continue for the Calgary Flames. On Friday afternoon, the club announced the additions of assistant coaches Marc Savard and Dan Lambert to their coaching staff.
While news about the Calgary Flames in the past 24 hours has surrounded people wanting out of the organization, at least one person wants in. The team is hiring Marc Savard as an assistant coach, per Sportsnet’s Jeff Marek (and Savard himself).
The Calgary Flames have hired former NHL player and two-time All-Star Marc Savard as an assistant coach.
It appears that the Calgary Flames are almost finished rounding out their coaching staff. On Thursday night, The Hockey News’ Tony Ferrari reported that the Flames have hired former player Marc Savard as an assistant coach.
The Windsor Spitfires came into their final weekend of the 2022-23 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) season with one goal – win the West Division and Western Conference.
As the 2022-23 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) Playoffs start peaking over the horizon (early April), the Windsor Spitfires are starting to realize the potential they envisioned at January’s trade deadline.
Going on a long road trip right after the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) trade deadline was a great way for the Windsor Spitfires to bond off the ice. However, coming home for a three-game weekend after may have been even better.
When the Windsor Spitfires loaded up at the 2022-23 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) Trade Deadline, two things became very clear — their roster would improve, but the target on them would be much larger.
The Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Shane Wright sweepstakes are over and the Windsor Spitfires have come out on top. General manager Bill Bowler made the move on Monday night (Jan.
As 2022 came to an end, the Windsor Spitfires were reminded that there is no such thing as easy points in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). No matter where a team is in the standings, they’re going to give you a battle to remember.
Through 30 games of their 68-game 2022-23 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) season, the Windsor Spitfires find themselves atop the Western Conference with a pair of foes.
At some point during an Ontario Hockey League (OHL) season, every team is going to have a slump. What’s important is how you deal with it and push forward.
Adversity is a part of sports, but it’s how you respond that matters in the long run. After an emotionally difficult loss to a long-time rival, the Windsor Spitfires knew the only direction was up.
Through the first quarter of the 2022-23 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) season, the Windsor Spitfires have been able to find consistent success. However, there have been stumbling blocks along the way and this past weekend may have been the biggest one so far.
With September on the horizon, the smell of live hockey has slowly made its way to the WFCU Centre in Windsor. Just two weeks before their 2021-22 Training Camp, the OHL’s Windsor Spitfires have a new bench boss and he comes with plenty of experience.
The Blues added Savard, a veteran of 13 NHL seasons, as an assistant in July 2019. He's returning to his family in Ontario.
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