This is one of those situations where I don't mind them giving a former Flyer a job. He's by every account a hard working, positive thinking 26 year old -- who has only known this organization since he was 18 -- with a high school education whose body is wrecked from the sport. On a human level, this is doing right by someone. Give him a purpose as he transitions to his next chapter. Something like this exists apart from the usual incestuous cronyism, which can cloud things.
What I can't stand is when f***ing guys like Stewart and Schultz, mid-30s guys who earned $22 and $30 million in their careers, have their cup of coffee or two with the team at the end of their careers and turn that into being organization lifers, like Laperrière. The problem isn't Morin; it's the context.