Posts About "Craig Berube"
Blues & Golden Knights Will Share Wolves for 2017-18
May 17th, 2017 The St. Louis Blues' primary AHL affiliate is no longer the Chicago Wolves. On Tuesday, the Las Vegas Golden Knights and the Wolves announced that they had reached a five-year partnership. The Blues will still send their farm players to Chicago next season but will not affiliate with Chicago in 2018-19. "The St. Louis Blues will not...
The Importance of Michael Del Zotto
September 8th, 2016 The Philadelphia Flyers played their final 34 games of the 2015-16 season (including six postseason contests) without defenseman Michael Del Zotto due to a wrist injury that required surgery. Over that time the team made a surprising leap into the playoffs, finished in the first Eastern Conference wild card spot and then won two games...
Mike Yeo, Craig Berube Interviewing for Blues Assistant Jobs: Report
June 2nd, 2016 With St. Louis Blues coach Ken Hitchcock inking a one-year extension that he says will be his final year of coaching, the Blues are looking for the team's heir apparent. To that end, the Blues are reported to be interviewing former Minnesota Wild coach Mike Yeo and former Philadelphia Flyers coach Craig Berube for the job. It was once...
Former Flyers' Coaches: Where Are They Now?
April 7th, 2016 In the 48 seasons the Philadelphia Flyers have been an NHL franchise, the team has hired 19 separate men to be their head coach. Some experienced pretty successful and lengthy tenures with the orange and black. Fred Shero, for instance, served as the Flyers bench boss for seven wonderful years and brought the city of Philadelphia two...
Flyers Lack of Coaching Experience Showing
November 23rd, 2015 The Philadelphia Flyers have started out the 2015-16 season like they're dragging cement blocks behind them. They're 6-9-5 and are second last within the Metropolitan Division. Yes, even the Carolina Hurricanes have more points than the Flyers this season. The source of their woes has been a lack of offense. Through 20 games played,...
Profiling the LA Kings' Goalies and Goalie Prospects
August 20th, 2015 Before the emergence of Jonathan Quick as a number one goalie in the NHL, the Kings (and Kings’ fan base) were subjected to consistently bad goaltending and a weak goalie prospect pool. With almost twenty years of mediocre goaltending, Dean Lombardi came in as general manager and made it a point to draft from the back out. Many...
