Last year, in May, Dan Bylsma was hired by the Kraken as head coach. The club didn’t make the playoffs… and the organization made the decision today to fire Bylsma.
Pascal Vincent is in his first season behind the bench of the Laval Rocket. And the club’s pilot has truly succeeded in his mission. The Rocket finished the campaign in first place overall in the AHL, and that’s something to celebrate.
Pascal Vincent is about to complete his first season behind the bench of the Rocket. And if we talk about his performance, there is only one thing to say: Vincent has been very successful so far since he’s been in Laval.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
Jacob Fowler practiced for the first time with the Rocket this morning. What is the plan for Pascal Vincent and the team’s coaches with him in mind for the rest of the season?
The Laval Rocket is having an excellent season and it’s largely thanks to Cayden Primeau’s success since his demotion. The 25-year-old goalkeeper has a goals-allowed average of 2.02, as well as an efficiency rate of 0.922 in 22 starts, with 19 wins.
We can agree on one thing: Pascal Vincent is having an excellent season as the head coach of the Laval Rocket. We knew the Rocket had a good group on paper, but when a team is so young, it’s difficult to have a clear idea of the successes it will have.
The Canadiens may have lost tonight against the Hurricanes, but the Rocket allowed the habs fans not to lose face on this Friday night. Laval won 4-1 against the Toronto Marlies and with this victory, Pascal Vincent’s club qualified for the playoffs.
Yesterday morning, the Flyers decided to fire John Tortorella, after another season of misery for Philadelphia. The rebuilding process is not moving at the same pace as in Montreal, and it was no longer working.
Mailloux wants to earn his place in the NHL, but will it be with the Canadiens or elsewhere?
Logan Mailloux turned heads early in the season with the Laval Rocket thanks to an impressive offensive production. With nine points in four games, he seemed destined to dominate, but his numbers have since dropped.
While the Montreal Canadiens' AHL affiliate, the Laval Rocket, is preparing to face the Toronto Marlies for the second time in a row, there is some new news.
The news comes as Pascal Vincent's team had posted an impressive record and was sitting atop its division. Luke Tuch, dealing with an upper-body injury, will be sidelined for a period of three to four weeks.
There’s something very interesting happening in the Montreal Canadiens organization, as evidenced by the fact that their AHL team, the Laval Rocket, has started the season with a SpaceX type approach to soaring as high as possible.
A statement that forced Laval Rocket head coach Pascal Vincent to clarify and intervene regarding the understanding of Martin St. Louis' system of play.
Things have taken a turn for the worse for the Montreal Canadiens this season. That’s to be expected in a rebuild, there’s no avoiding ebbs and flows, though it is concerning the team is regressing rather than progressing.
The Montreal Canadiens have signed a familiar face, Swedish defenceman Gustav Lindstrom. You’ll remember Lindstrom from his brief stint with the team last season, as he appeared in 14 games for the Habs.
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.
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.
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.
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 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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