Two days ago, the New Jersey Devils made a surprising announcement: offensive assistant and power play coach Jeremy Colliton has left the organization to pursue other “business opportunities” unrelated to present vacancies around the National Hockey League.
The Columbus Blue Jackets looked like they took the lead just past five minutes into the first period when Miles Wood fell in the crease and tangled up with Brenden Dillon and Jacob Markstrom.
Since there is not a single piece of drama going on in Devils-land, not a single thing, nope not one, I thought I’d talk about the power play. As you will come to discover I am an enthusiast of sexy goals on the man advantage.
John Tortorella's firing Thursday as Flyers head coach this close to the end of the regular season serves as the start of the offseason in Philadelphia.
One of the best parts of the 2024-25 New Jersey Devils is their power play, led by assistant coach Jeremy Colliton. This post goes into how they have been effective, what their results have been, and more as a way of saying “Thank you” to the team’s successful power play units.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
It was a busy and productive summer for the New Jersey Devils. General manager Tom Fitzgerald made notable splashes by trading for goaltender Jacob Markstrom and reeled in big fish via free agency by signing Brett Pesce, Brendan Dillon, and Stefan Noesen.
Organizationally speaking, the 2023-24 season was nothing short of a success story for the Vancouver Canucks. Whether it was Vancouver, Abbotsford, or prospects around the globe, success permeated throughout the entire system.
This morning, the New Jersey Devils announced that they hired Jeremy Colliton, formerly of Chicago and Abbotsford, to be an assistant coach to Sheldon Keefe.
The New Jersey Devils have announced that they have hired Jeremy Colliton as their assistant coach, rounding out the team’s coaching staff for the 2024-25 season.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The New Jersey Devils announced Tuesday morning that they have hired former Abbotsford Canucks Head Coach Jeremy Colliton as their Associate coach. New
Could a new coach be on the horizon in Abbotsford? At the very least, it’s been a topic of growing speculation recently. Reports indicate that head coach Jeremy Colliton might be exploring opportunities in the NHL, leaving his future with the Abbotsford Canucks uncertain.
The Oilers won a dramatic Game 7 last night in Vancouver to advance to the Western Conference Final. They are Canada’s final hope in this year’s playoffs, and it’s worth noting that every ounce of that organization is praying for wins because they have one year remaining on Leon Draisaitl’s contract.
Add another “second chance” candidate to the San Jose Sharks coaching search? Today, Elliotte Friedman “wondered” about Jeremy Colliton on his 32 Thoughts Podcast: “I have wondered, if potentially, Colliton’s been interviewed in San Jose too.
Sigh…I’ve really got to stop doing predictions in the weekly Abbotsford previews. Given how poorly the Canucks have done lately, I’m going to curb the enthusiasm and predict that they lose one in overtime and win one in regulation in very high-scoring affairs.