Tag Archives: Chicago Black Hawks

The Case for Experience and Stability in Building a Management Team

Posted on December 2, 2008 by Don MacAdam

Mike Smith has been a GM with two NHL teams and with Team USA. He is well known as one of the cerebral people in the game, having studied the game at different levels and written books on various hockey … Continue reading →

Posted in General Interest | Tagged Chicago Black Hawks, Detroit Red Wings, Jim Devellano, Jim Nill, Ken Holland, Management, management experience, management stability, Mike and Marion Illitch, Mike Smith, NHL, Scotty Bowman, Stanley Cup, Team Canada, Team USA, Toronto Maple Leafs | Leave a comment

Scouting a Hockey Game With Tips From the Pros

Posted on November 26, 2008 by Don MacAdam

Whether we are a coach, GM, player, parent, or fan of hockey we are usually, in some way, ‘scouting’ the on ice talent as we watch a hockey game. Want to know how the pros do it? Rory Boylen has … Continue reading →

Posted in General Interest, In Season | Tagged amateur scouting, Atlanta Thrashers, Chicago Black Hawks, Columbus Blue Jackets, ECHL, Mark Dobson, Mike MacPherson, OHL, Paul Castron, Phoenix Roadrunners, pro scouying, Rory Boylan, San Jose Sharks, scouting hockey, The Hockey News | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Chicago Black Hawks

The Case for Experience and Stability in Building a Management Team

Scouting a Hockey Game With Tips From the Pros

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