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[Hypothetical] Who should replace Travis Green?

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Ilya Mikheyev

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Who should replace Green as coach?  

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King Heffy Canucks Hall-of-Famer

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9 minutes ago, Jack Fig said:

This would make most sense to me, but I think there are some delicate issues going back to the Bertuzzi/Moore incident that would make this scenario virtually impossible. But I'd like to be wrong about that. 

I agree with you, also some baggage from him kicking guys on the bench.

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SID.IS.SID.ME.IS.ME Canucks Franchise Player

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For a dark horse/outside the box pick, I’d add Växjö’s (SHL) Sam Hallam to the list.

 

He’s Elias Pettersson’s old coach, and the guy who built Växjö into an SHL powerhouse, winning three championships in the last seven years, and his teams have never missed the playoffs.

 

He’s been linked to several previous NHL vacancies over the last few years and is often described as the next European coach expected to land an NHL gig.

 

Apparently, he is still interested in coming over to the NHL, if the right opportunity presents itself.  
 

I think it’s more likely the next coach in Vancouver isn’t a first time NHLer, but rather an experienced, “name brand” NHL head coach, but Hallam would be an intriguing pick, and quite possibly a very good one, for this team.

 

He’s definitely a young, up and coming coach, with a new age style and approach. Uses analytics/advanced stats and also draws on elements from other sports (from soccer to basketball) to develop strategies and systems. Fosters a positive atmosphere where creativity is encouraged, and where systems are built to be flexible to encourage individualized contributions from each player, while still functioning as a well structured and organized team.

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8 minutes ago, CanuckGAME said:

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Hot head Crow will lose the team after a few of his over the spazzes. Players will be omg shut the f up. 
 

 

plus this crap. Physically abusing players. So no thanks.

 

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4 minutes ago, HockeyHarry said:

Hot head Crow will lose the team after a few of his over the spazzes. Players will be omg shut the f up. 

Yeah. Who needs passion?

 

I'm personally tired of the PC softies this team keeps hiring. Time to hire someone who has passion.

 

This entire world is soft. Yelling is now too much for some. Give me a damn break.

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Just putting this out there, how about the Sedins for the first dual head coaching job in the NHL?  Yes, they don't have any experience but they know hockey, know the NHL, are generally very smart, and have such amazing work effort that they would figure it all out pretty quickly.  I mean would it really be worse than what we have now?  GCG!

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