On Tuesday, the Canadiens unveiled the list of 59 players who will take part in the team’s training camp. Unsurprisingly, Lane Hutson is among them. For the defenseman, this will be a crucial step towards securing a spot with the Habs for the start of the season.
At last, hockey is back. This weekend, the Canadiens’ rookies will play the Maple Leafs twice, followed by the golf tournament. According to many, the real season begins when the players are all together on the golf course.
The Montreal Canadiens has so many young prospects on its roster, that some are sometimes overlooked in favor of the newcomers in the prospect bank. Habs fans are quickly excited by a prospect, but can also be quickly turned off if performances don’t live up to expectations.
Pascal Vincent spoke to the media at noon today. As head coach of the Laval Rocket, he is in charge of the rookie camp and will be behind the Habs’ bench this weekend.
Patrik Laine is now a member of the Montreal Canadiens. Can he get back on track here? That’s obviously the gamble the Habs’ management took after talking to many people who know the former second overall pick well.
There are comparisons to be made between Jared Bednar and Pascal Vincent. Both men enjoyed success before arriving in the NHL. Whether in the QMJHL, the ECHL or the AHL, both managed to make a name for themselves behind the bench.
Yesterday, on the heels of Dominique Ducharme’s golf tournament, Joël Bouchard caught the eye. He was there because, as you know, he and Ducharme are good friends.
Before joining the Blue Jackets, Pascal Vincent spent ten years with the Jets. He was an assistant for five years in the NHL in Winnipeg… and then accepted the position of head coach of Manitoba Mosse, the Jets’ training club.
Pascal Vincent is the new head coach of the Laval Rocket. He is the fourth man to hold this title, after Sylvain Lefebvre, Joël Bouchard and Jean-François Houle.
The Montreal Canadiens did not waste much time when it came to replacing the head coach of their AHL affiliate. There were several quality options available, but in the end, the team hired former NHL head coach Pascal Vincent to lead the charge for the Laval Rocket.
A former NHL head coach is staying in the professional ranks, just taking a step down. On Tuesday, the Montreal Canadiens announced that Pascal Vincent has been hired as the new head coach of their American Hockey League affiliate, the Laval Rocket.
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been hearing about Patrik Laine in Montreal. And why? Because Kent Hughes is looking to add some offensive talent to his line-up, and because the Habs are interested in the services of someone with goal-scoring ability.
It was an almost impossible situation to find oneself in, especially given the circumstances that led to it. The Columbus Blue Jackets have decided to
The off-season is quickly approaching, potentially starting on Wednesday. With that being said, let’s take a look at some news from the league in recent times in the latest Around the NHL!
Columbus Blue Jackets’ President and General Manager Don Waddell said that he was going to spend some time with head coach Pascal Vincent to get to know him.
Earlier today, General Manager and President of Hockey Operations Don Waddell revealed that the Columbus Blue Jackets are moving on from Head Coach Pascal Vincent.
Well Don Waddell has had a busy offseason already. Today he fired the Columbus Blue Jackets (now former) Head Coach Pascal Vincent. Pascal Vincent’s tenure at the helm of the Columbus Blue Jackets was short-lived.
The Columbus Blue Jackets have decided to relieve Pascal Vincent of his head coaching duties. Vincent was hired last offseason after Mike Babcock resigned from the organization.
The Columbus Blue Jackets have announced that they’ve relieved their head coach Pascal Vincent of his duties. The news reported by Elliotte Freidman of Sportsnet.
The Columbus Blue Jackets relieved head coach Pascal Vincent of his duties, President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Don Waddell announced Monday.
Vincent’s firing comes after one season at the helm for Columbus, his first as an NHL head coach. During his short tenure, the team went 27-43-12 (.402), although he was never put in a position to succeed.
Welcome to Game 82. For the Columbus Blue Jackets, it means the end of their 2023-24 season. It also means starting to look forward to better days after a tough season for many.
The Columbus Blue Jackets are done to their final game of the regular season this coming Tuesday against the Carolina Hurricanes. Once the buzzer sounds, the real work will begin in making significant changes to the team.
If he is unable to return for Columbus this season, he will finish the year with 12 goals and 27 points in 49 games for the Blue Jackets.
With the All-Star break in the rearview, the trade deadline looms large. Where does each team stand, and what moves should they be looking to make? Let's take a look around the league with the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Columbus Blue Jackets head coach Pascal Vincent said defenseman Zach Werenski is still being diagnosed with a lower-body injury, saying it’s looking more like a “week-to-week” situation instead of a day-to-day one, according to Columbus Dispatch reporter Brian Hedger.
The New Jersey Devils snapped a three-game winless skid with a victory prior to their holiday break. The Devils aim to follow that up with another win Wednesday when they conclude their five-game homestand against the Columbus Blue Jackets in Newark, N.J.
The Columbus Blue Jackets’ 2023-24 has been a disaster. After parting with head coach Mike Babcock before he even stepped on the ice for training camp, his replacement Pascal Vincent is losing the plot.
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