San Jose coaching change

[LadyStanley]

Impact of "calling up" 3 AHL coaches on the Barracuda after NHL parent relieves NHL HC and three ACs of duties.

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[Centrum Hockey]

San Jose Sharks Announce Organizational Coaching Staff
Roy Sommer is going back to the AHL

 

[210]

San Jose Sharks Announce Organizational Coaching Staff
Roy Sommer is going back to the AHL

I believe he is the losingest coach is professional hockey history...

 

[CrazyEddie20]

I believe he is the losingest coach is professional hockey history...

He's also the winningest coach in AHL history. He's had seven losing seasons in 22 years as an AHL head coach. When you're around that long, the losses add up. The wins do, too.

 

[Tommy Hawk]

So Axe, who is going to be the new Wolves head coach or was it already announced?

 

[Centrum Hockey]

I believe he is the losingest coach is professional hockey history...

He's also the winningest coach in AHL history. He's had seven losing seasons in 22 years as an AHL head coach. When you're around that long, the losses add up. The wins do, too.

I really don't get why he is considered great at developing players.

 

[axecrew]

So Axe, who is going to be the new Wolves head coach or was it already announced?

The coaching staff is as follows...Head Coach Ryan Warsofsky(Charlotte head coach last year and asst in calder cup year)
Asst. Co Bob Nardella
Asst. Co. P-diddy...Pat Dwyer...asst co in charlotte last year.

 

[210]

He's also the winningest coach in AHL history. He's had seven losing seasons in 22 years as an AHL head coach. When you're around that long, the losses add up. The wins do, too.

By points percentage he's had seven losing seasons, but straight out wins vs losses (where L and OTL are losses and SOL are ties), he's had 11. He's also failed to make the playoffs 9 out of 21 seasons in a league.

 

[210]

I really don't get why he is considered great at developing players.

It's all PR.