Would the NJ assistant coach be a worthwhile addition?

[GreyHatnDart]

Ben Kuzma wrote an article today (http://www.theprovince.com/touch/story.html?id=11939890) in regards to the possibility of Gulutzan moving on to a head coaching position in Calgary. 

 

The NJ assistant I mentioned in the title, Geoff Ward, put together a very impressive power play on the 30th worst scoring team in the league last season. 

 

With Vrbata assumedly vacating, and the Sedin's not getting any younger, it might be worth kicking the tires on Ward in a assistant coach position here to see if he could turn our power play back into something worthwhile. 

 

In the article, Benning is quoted as saying they would be happy to have Gulutzen back if the Flames interview falls through. So possibly it would be well worth it to throw money at Ward to come in to reorganize and hopefully produce some much needed goals from our stagnant power play. 

 

Thoughts?

[xereau]

Bo's unit was doing well at the end of the season. I would like to see them get more PP starts, rather than 17 sloppy seconds after the Sedin's pass teh puck around the perimeter for 90 seconds.  There PP fixed, and didn't have to hire a nobody to fix it.

[Fanaholic]

1 hour ago, xereau said:

Bo's unit was doing well at the end of the season. I would like to see them get more PP starts, rather than 17 sloppy seconds after the Sedin's pass teh puck around the perimeter for 90 seconds.  There PP fixed, and didn't have to hire a nobody to fix it.

I would also like to see Bo use his line mates a bit more.  Sometimes he goes flying down the ice at record speeds and nobody with him and nothing happens.