Barry Trotz

Photo: Sporting News According to Crossing Broad, head coach Barry Trotz turned down an offer that would have paid him over $7 million per season to become ...

Trotz won the Jack Adams Award as coach of the year in 2015-16 and guided the Capitals to consecutive Presidents’ Trophies in 2015-16 and 2016-17. He led the Capitals to the franchise’s first Stanley Cup in 2017-18 and three consecutive Metropolitan Division titles. The Islanders fired Trotz on May 9 after missing the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time in his four-year tenure behind the bench. Friedman on TJMS: “There was a lot of talk about Trotz buying a house in Nashville yesterday… “From what I understand, Barry Trotz has let it be known to teams that he’s not in a hurry to make his choice,” Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported. There has been talk that Trotz may rejoin the Nashville Predators, where he coached for 15 years before getting fired at the end of the 2014-15 season, in a management role.

On Monday, Barry Trotz was offered free beer for life by a local Winnipeg brewery.

Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported Wednesday that the Flyers and Trotz were serious, but it appears Trotz turned them down on Tuesday, opting to go in a different direction. And if management is something Trotz covets after he’s done with coaching, what’s the avenue to that in Sin City? And again, what kind of longevity would that hold? 1. Cassidy becoming available changed the landscape insofar as there were now two top-tier head coaches on the market. So take it with a grain of salt, Jets fans. Also, a nice home in Brentford, an affluent suburb of Nashville where Trotz resided during his time as the Predators’ head coach, can run well over $3 million. So the 59-year-old buying a home in a city that he could very likely retire to when his career is over may be less newsy than it seems on the surface.

Or, il y a matière à croire que Tortorella n'était pas vraiment le premier choix des Flyers, mais bien le deuxième. En fait, c'est ce que soutient Anthony ...

— 91.9 Sports (@919sports)June 15, 2022 — TVA Sports (@TVASports)June 15, 2022 — 91.9 Sports (@919sports)June 15, 2022 Je continue de croire qu’il veut devenir un dirigeant, mais on en saura plus dans les prochaines semaines. Ce n’est pas impossible, mais j’imagine qu’on en aurait déjà entendu parler avant si ça avait été le cas. — Crossing Broad (@CrossingBroad)June 15, 2022

Selon les rumeurs, les Flyers de Philadelphie auraient offert un contrat de 7 millions de dollars à Barry Trotz pour qu'il devienne leur nouvel ...

Une annonce pourrait intervenir rapidement du côté de Philadelphie. En ce qui concerne Trotz, son nom est lui toujours lié aux Jets de Winnipeg, sa ville d'origine. Selon les rumeurs, les Flyers de Philadelphie auraient offert un contrat de 7 millions de dollars à Barry Trotz pour qu'il devienne leur nouvel entraîneur-chef. Malgré ce montant, qui aurait fait de lui le coach le mieux payé de la NHL, Trotz aurait refusé. Devant ce refus, les Flyers auraient alors jeté leur dévolu sur John Tortorella qui n'aurait plus qu'à accepter. Philadelphie Flyers

On Monday, Barry Trotz was offered free beer for life by a local Winnipeg brewery.

Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported Wednesday that the Flyers and Trotz were serious, but it appears Trotz turned them down on Tuesday, opting to go in a different direction. 1. Cassidy becoming available changed the landscape insofar as there were now two top-tier head coaches on the market. So take it with a grain of salt, Jets fans. Also, a nice home in Brentford, an affluent suburb of Nashville where Trotz resided during his time as the Predators’ head coach, can run well over $3 million. So the 59-year-old buying a home in a city that he could very likely retire to when his career is over may be less newsy than it seems on the surface. Article content