Q & A with North Bay's Stan Butler
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battfan888
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Great interview, Brock. I found his comments about Torres really interesting.
I wouldn't be opposed to Hockey Canada circling back to him. Yes, the coaching has curved younger, but along with the good, there have also been some recent bad experiences with a couple of "younger generation" coaches. If nothing else, I couldn't imagine Butler heavily relying on an 'out of his element' player from his own team. But that is for another thread...
I wouldn't be opposed to Hockey Canada circling back to him. Yes, the coaching has curved younger, but along with the good, there have also been some recent bad experiences with a couple of "younger generation" coaches. If nothing else, I couldn't imagine Butler heavily relying on an 'out of his element' player from his own team. But that is for another thread...
cujoflutie
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Pat Quinn had success at the world juniors late in his career.
My memory is a little foggy of Butler at the world juniors 15 years ago, was he behind the bench the year Pascal Leclair played? I remember LeClair was excellent in the tourney but god awful in the gold medal game. I don't think it would be a terrible choice as he's seen a lot of hockey but aside from his run to the final in 2009 his Battalion teams were consistently mediocre in the playoffs. Now he has come off 2 good playoff runs with North Bay so let's see if he's turned it around.
Butler is great for jr players and the ohl.
NB over achieved this season, I think; while, Niagara & the Petes under achieved. NB will be in for tough series through out their play offs.
NB over achieved this season, I think; while, Niagara & the Petes under achieved. NB will be in for tough series through out their play offs.
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