Transfers und Gerüchte 2014/2015
Re: Transfers und Gerüchte 2014/2015
Unser neuer (?) Kanadier, Kobasew ist seit zwei Spielen verletzt.
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roche77
Re: Transfers und Gerüchte 2014/2015
Stimmt nicht....er ist nur ein wenig angeschlagen da er mit Fossinov in Gampelen am Südbadner Bierli degustieren ist 
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WBS ist ausgeschieden. Folgt heute die Transferbestätigung Kobasew's?
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pole
Re: Transfers und Gerüchte 2014/2015
Sniper hat geschrieben:
> WBS ist ausgeschieden. Folgt heute die Transferbestätigung Kobasew's?
vermutlich werden noch einige übliche "anstandstage" abgewartet um den schein zu wahren, dass der Vertrag wirklich erst nach Saisonende unterzeichnet wurde
> WBS ist ausgeschieden. Folgt heute die Transferbestätigung Kobasew's?
vermutlich werden noch einige übliche "anstandstage" abgewartet um den schein zu wahren, dass der Vertrag wirklich erst nach Saisonende unterzeichnet wurde
Re: Transfers und Gerüchte 2014/2015
Slapshot.ch / 07.06.14
Verliert SCB seinen Coach schon wieder?
Guy Boucher wurde vom SC Bern für die nächsten beiden Saisons verpflichtet und soll am Neuaufbau der Mutzen mächtig mithelfen. Doch gemäss us-amerikanischen Medien, könnte der 42-jährige Kanadier die Bundesstadt nach knapp fünf Monaten schon wieder verlassen. Boucher sei ein heisser Kandidat für die Nachfolge von Dan Byisma, der die NHL-Organisation der Pittsburgh Penguins vor einigen Tagen verlassen musste.
Verliert SCB seinen Coach schon wieder?
Guy Boucher wurde vom SC Bern für die nächsten beiden Saisons verpflichtet und soll am Neuaufbau der Mutzen mächtig mithelfen. Doch gemäss us-amerikanischen Medien, könnte der 42-jährige Kanadier die Bundesstadt nach knapp fünf Monaten schon wieder verlassen. Boucher sei ein heisser Kandidat für die Nachfolge von Dan Byisma, der die NHL-Organisation der Pittsburgh Penguins vor einigen Tagen verlassen musste.
Re: Transfers und Gerüchte 2014/2015
Der Entscheid, wer Pittsburghs neuer Headcoach wird, ist wohl deutlich vor Beginn der Free Agency am 1. Juli gefällt. Von dem Aspekt her wird wohl das zittern und rätselraten wenigstens nicht allzulange ausgehalten werden müssen. Ein zeitnahes klares Dementi / Statement seitens GB wäre natürlich super, damit die durch die Trades entfachte Euphorie nicht gleich wieder erlischt...
Re: Transfers und Gerüchte 2014/2015
Kreis hat seinen Vertrag bis 2017 verlängert!
Re: Transfers und Gerüchte 2014/2015
JimmyP hat geschrieben:
> Kreis hat seinen Vertrag bis 2017 verlängert!
Sauber!
> Kreis hat seinen Vertrag bis 2017 verlängert!
Sauber!
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Re: Transfers und Gerüchte 2014/2015
Hier weiteres betreffend Headcoach Suche der Pens
(Quelle: Pittsburgh Inside sports)
Penguins interested in talking to Daniels, Brind'Amour about head coach position, source says
4:07pm - Tue, Jun 10th, 2014 by DePaoli
COACHING SEARCH LATEST
Among the 5-6 candidates on the Penguins shortlist for a new coach, Pittsburgh will look at one internal candidate and have some level of interest in two coaches in the Carolina Hurricanes organization.
A look at potential head coach candidates and some with close ties to Rutherford
10:51am - Sat, Jun 7th, 2014 by DePaoli
COACHING SEARCH
The Penguins coaching search under GM Jim Rutherford will not fully take off until Mid-June. Rutherford does not plan to conduct in-person interviews until the week of June 16th and there is clear interest from the Penguins in talking to some coaches who are still coaching in the Stanley Cup Final.
Some intell I've been able to gather on Rutherford is that he has often has been drawn to a coach he has a past relationship with and feels he got burned by the Kirk Mueller hiring when he went with more of a gut feeling on that hire.
Among the burning questions, will Rutherford venture towards someone he knows very well and how much influence will ownership have on the hire as Penguins had been discussing potential candidates internally before they even hired a GM. Will this actually be Rutherford's hiring? Rutherford said Friday "I'm hiring the guy."
Many of Rutherford's previous head coaches are already locked up with other jobs.
If Peter Laviolette would have waited things out, he would have been a clear front runner for the job and many believe the same with Paul Maurice if he would have held up on committing to the Jets, Rutherford would have been looking for another go around with him.
Here are some potential candidates with ties to Rutherford:
John Stevens, LA Kings Assistant Coach - He's a coach league executives feel is a perfect fit in Pittsburgh but does Rutherford see him that way? He's a candidate who would have been at the top of Pierre McGuire's shortlist, close associates of McGuire's say of Stevens. He's coached in a pressure situation in the past in Philadelphia and was successful, and has been coaching under one of the best coaches in the NHL the last three years. He's going to be a top candidate in Vancouver.
Ulf Samuelsson, New York Rangers Assistant Coach - The Penguins will talk to Samuelsson after the Stanley Cup Finals as Penguins ownership has been interested in him for weeks and Samuelsson is widely believed to be on Rutherford's shortlist. Samuelsson is a top candidate for the Hurricanes job. He has head coaching experience in Europe and the Penguins feel he would command immediate respect in the room.
Kevin Dineen - Former Florida Panthers coach, led Florida to a post-season berth in 2010-2011. Was fired earlier this past season by the Panthers. Played under Jim Rutherford in Hartford/Carolina and is said to be close to Hurricanes ownership and Rutherford. He's a name I'm hearing already that is likely to garner consideration. Dineen is a big believer in a puck possession system, something the Penguins want to adopt.
Jeff Daniels, Charlotte Checkers Head Coach - Spent past 17 seasons as player and coach in Hurricanes organization and has close ties to Rutherford and someone Mario Lemieux is familiar with. A former Penguins draft pick in 1986, had his name inscribed on 1992 Cup, was a regular in Penguins lineup during 1993-1994 season. Daniels won a Stanley Cup as an assistant coach with the Hurricanes in 2006.
Bob Boughner, Windsor Spitfires - Many believe the Penguins have to go with an experienced coach, but if you're looking for a name to come out of nowhere, NHL sources say former Penguins and Hurricanes rugged defenseman Bob Boughner is someone Rutherford thinks very highly of and had been trying to get him to join the Hurricanes for years as a prominent assistant coach and was interested in him as a head coach candidate in the past. Boughner spent one season with the Blue Jackets before going back to coach juniors in 2011-2012 where he also owns the Spitfires. "He coaches how he played," a source said of Boughner. "A great teacher. It's going to take the right opportunity for him to go back to the NHL."
und noch was zu chuck:
Chuck Kobasew, Age 32 - Ray Shero's best signing last year was Chuck Kobasew! He dominated in the AHL. Won't be back, likely to struggle to find work again this summer, though, his strong play in minors can't hurt. | 2013-2014 Salary: $550,000
(Quelle: Pittsburgh Inside sports)
Penguins interested in talking to Daniels, Brind'Amour about head coach position, source says
4:07pm - Tue, Jun 10th, 2014 by DePaoli
COACHING SEARCH LATEST
Among the 5-6 candidates on the Penguins shortlist for a new coach, Pittsburgh will look at one internal candidate and have some level of interest in two coaches in the Carolina Hurricanes organization.
A look at potential head coach candidates and some with close ties to Rutherford
10:51am - Sat, Jun 7th, 2014 by DePaoli
COACHING SEARCH
The Penguins coaching search under GM Jim Rutherford will not fully take off until Mid-June. Rutherford does not plan to conduct in-person interviews until the week of June 16th and there is clear interest from the Penguins in talking to some coaches who are still coaching in the Stanley Cup Final.
Some intell I've been able to gather on Rutherford is that he has often has been drawn to a coach he has a past relationship with and feels he got burned by the Kirk Mueller hiring when he went with more of a gut feeling on that hire.
Among the burning questions, will Rutherford venture towards someone he knows very well and how much influence will ownership have on the hire as Penguins had been discussing potential candidates internally before they even hired a GM. Will this actually be Rutherford's hiring? Rutherford said Friday "I'm hiring the guy."
Many of Rutherford's previous head coaches are already locked up with other jobs.
If Peter Laviolette would have waited things out, he would have been a clear front runner for the job and many believe the same with Paul Maurice if he would have held up on committing to the Jets, Rutherford would have been looking for another go around with him.
Here are some potential candidates with ties to Rutherford:
John Stevens, LA Kings Assistant Coach - He's a coach league executives feel is a perfect fit in Pittsburgh but does Rutherford see him that way? He's a candidate who would have been at the top of Pierre McGuire's shortlist, close associates of McGuire's say of Stevens. He's coached in a pressure situation in the past in Philadelphia and was successful, and has been coaching under one of the best coaches in the NHL the last three years. He's going to be a top candidate in Vancouver.
Ulf Samuelsson, New York Rangers Assistant Coach - The Penguins will talk to Samuelsson after the Stanley Cup Finals as Penguins ownership has been interested in him for weeks and Samuelsson is widely believed to be on Rutherford's shortlist. Samuelsson is a top candidate for the Hurricanes job. He has head coaching experience in Europe and the Penguins feel he would command immediate respect in the room.
Kevin Dineen - Former Florida Panthers coach, led Florida to a post-season berth in 2010-2011. Was fired earlier this past season by the Panthers. Played under Jim Rutherford in Hartford/Carolina and is said to be close to Hurricanes ownership and Rutherford. He's a name I'm hearing already that is likely to garner consideration. Dineen is a big believer in a puck possession system, something the Penguins want to adopt.
Jeff Daniels, Charlotte Checkers Head Coach - Spent past 17 seasons as player and coach in Hurricanes organization and has close ties to Rutherford and someone Mario Lemieux is familiar with. A former Penguins draft pick in 1986, had his name inscribed on 1992 Cup, was a regular in Penguins lineup during 1993-1994 season. Daniels won a Stanley Cup as an assistant coach with the Hurricanes in 2006.
Bob Boughner, Windsor Spitfires - Many believe the Penguins have to go with an experienced coach, but if you're looking for a name to come out of nowhere, NHL sources say former Penguins and Hurricanes rugged defenseman Bob Boughner is someone Rutherford thinks very highly of and had been trying to get him to join the Hurricanes for years as a prominent assistant coach and was interested in him as a head coach candidate in the past. Boughner spent one season with the Blue Jackets before going back to coach juniors in 2011-2012 where he also owns the Spitfires. "He coaches how he played," a source said of Boughner. "A great teacher. It's going to take the right opportunity for him to go back to the NHL."
und noch was zu chuck:
Chuck Kobasew, Age 32 - Ray Shero's best signing last year was Chuck Kobasew! He dominated in the AHL. Won't be back, likely to struggle to find work again this summer, though, his strong play in minors can't hurt. | 2013-2014 Salary: $550,000
„Ein Spieler, der nicht bereit ist, sich ständig zu verbessern und nicht jedes Spiel, sei es noch so unwichtig, gewinnen will, der wird nie ein Großer werden!“
Wiktor Wassiljewitsch Tichonow
4.6.1930 - 24.11.2014
Wiktor Wassiljewitsch Tichonow
4.6.1930 - 24.11.2014