Former NHL Head Coach Could Return To The League After Recent Departure
Bruce Boudreau might be making a comeback as a head coach, according to recent reports. Jeff Marek's latest update suggests that Boudreau is in the running for the head coaching position with Canada's Spengler Cup team.
Currently, Boudreau has been involved in the OHL this season, working as an assistant coach with the Niagara IceDogs alongside his son. The Spengler Cup opportunity could be a stepping stone for him to re-enter discussions for an NHL head coaching role. Fans are buzzing with excitement at the prospect of seeing Boudreau back in action.
Despite being a strong contender at this stage, Boudreau has become a fan favorite. With the Spengler Cup being a respected but not widely followed international tournament, hiring Boudreau could add a new level of anticipation, potentially turning it into must-see TV.
Fans are vocal about wanting Hockey Canada to bring Boudreau on board. The popular coach's return to the helm could also benefit Hockey Canada by rallying fan support for the event, making it a win-win scenario. Boudreau remains eager to coach, and this potential match seems like a natural fit for both parties.
Source: Houseofhockey
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