As Ottawa looks to answer its coaching question, how about a candidate who is a former Senators captain, currently calls the region home and has an established track record of getting results? (via reporterchris)
coaching question could come from an unexpected place.How about a candidate who is a former Senators captain, currently calls the region home and has an established track record of getting results in a way the NHL’s 31st-place team could unquestionably use?
“The greatest compliment I give him is he’s probably one of the brightest guys that I’ve been around as far as hockey. How he sees it, how he breaks it down, how he transforms it and gives it to the players.”Adding to Shaw’s bonafides is the fact his focus has primarily been on the defensive side of the game with two NHL teams where the blue line is viewed as the engine that’s fuelled success: St. Louis and Columbus.
Shaw makes particular sense for Ottawa because the budget-conscious Senators aren’t shopping in the high-rent district while looking for Boucher’s replacement. They need to find value in an up-and-comer or someone who has been missed in past spins of the coaching carousel. For 25 years he made his off-season home in Kanata, not far from the Canadian Tire Centre, and now spends his summers at a cottage about 35 minutes away.
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