Imminent hire behind the Canadiens' bench?
The Montreal Canadiens have yet to find a replacement for Alex Burrows, which leaves the possibility for Martin St-Louis to manage the team's power play himself.
However, if the club decides to recruit a new assistant, Mark Recchi is a name that is often mentioned.
A former Canadiens player and power play specialist, Recchi was released from his contract with the Columbus Blue Jackets despite having one year remaining.
However, his recent track record is not very encouraging. Last year, he led the Blue Jackets' power play, which finished last in the NHL in this category.
Recchi was also fired from Pittsburgh and New Jersey for unsatisfactory performances.
Fans are skeptical, and it would be wise to wait before celebrating his arrival.
The Canadiens could consider other options or continue with the current staff for the upcoming season.
| POLL |
8 AOUT | 203 ANSWERS Imminent hire behind the Canadiens' bench? Would you like to see Mark Recchi with the Canadiens? |
| Yes | 106 | 52.2 % |
| No | 97 | 47.8 % |
| LIST OF POLLS |
|
Sep 11 | By Mike Bouchard Cole Caufield has a new nickname |
|
Sep 11 | By Mike Bouchard Everything suggests that Kent Hughes is about to trade a former first-round pick |
|
Sep 10 | By Guillaume Bergeron Is Justin Barron about to leave the Canadiens for a high draft pick? |
|
Sep 10 | By Guillaume Bergeron Kaiden Guhle was involved in an accident that could have been very damaging |
|
Sep 10 | By Guillaume Bergeron Alex Newhook has a major and special request for Martin St-Louis and the Canadiens |
|
Sep 10 | By Mike Bouchard The Canadiens add a goaltender to their camp |
|
Sep 10 | By Mike Bouchard Signing alert for Max Pacioretty |
|
Sep 10 | By Mike Bouchard Several intriguing young players are expected to be placed on waivers, and the Habs could benefit from this |
HABSLATEST.COM
COPYRIGHT @2025 - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
TERMS -
POLICIES
