“Behind Closed Doors: What Secret LTIR Strategies Could Change the Fortune of the Flyers and Bruins?”
As the NHL season progresses, coaching dynamics within teams are constantly evolving, often leading to fresh speculation and potential changes. The Philadelphia Flyers and Boston Bruins, two franchises with rich histories but recent struggles, find themselves at a crossroads. The search for the right head coach is critical as both organizations aim to regain their competitive edge. Several intriguing candidates have emerged, each bringing unique backgrounds, styles, and philosophies that could reshape the respective teams. From former players stepping into coaching roles to seasoned mentors looking for a renewed challenge, the possibilities are abundant. Dive into the candidates who may soon be in line to lead these storied franchises into a promising future. If you want to explore this topic in depth, don’t hesitate to LEARN MORE.
Some potential coaching candidates for the Philadelphia Flyers and Boston Bruins
Jeff Marek of Daily Faceoff: There are some names that are coming up with the regards to the Philadelphia Flyers eventual coaching search.
Rick Tocchet is first name that seems to come up. Flyers AHL coach Ian Laperriere will get a look, as will interim coach Brad Shaw. Western Michigan’s Pat Ferschweiler might be ready for an NHL gig. Jay Woodcroft was a guest at the Flyers training camp this year. Todd Nelson could be looking to return to the NHL Capitals assistant coach Mitch Love could be a candidate for the Flyers or someone else.
Ontario Reign (Kings AHL team) head coach Marco Sturm, might come up with the Boston Bruins. Boston University’s Jay Pandolfo could make sense for the Bruins.
It would take some convincing, but David Carle may be a target. Would the young Chicago Blackhawks make sense?
The LTIR/cap playoff issue will be addressed by the NHL during CBA talks
TSN: There are teams who don’t like watching other teams use of the LTIR heading into the playoff, where injured players are ready to go just as the first round starts. The NHL plans to address this during their CBA talks with the NHLPA according to Pierre LeBrun.
It started back in 2015 with Patrick Kane, Nikita Kucherov in 2021 and Mark Stone in 2023. The Florida Panthers and Toronto Maple Leafs have been smart at the deadline using LTIR loopholes. It’s too early to say if they’ll be able to figure out according to LeBrun.
“You may remember that a couple of years ago, Ken Holland and Jim Nill were among the GMs that floated out an idea in the GM meetings about ‘Hey, your payroll could be whatever after the trade deadline, but on game day in the playoffs, your active roster that night has to be salary-cap compliant.’ That was an idea they floated. I don’t know that the league really liked it. I think they found it too simplistic.
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So, we’ll see where this ends up and there’s no guarantee by the way, that they find a solution at the end of all this. But at the very least, they have said they will tackle this.”
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