Flyers' Hitchcock now Princeton asst. coach

[pfibiger]

http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story.asp?id=102071

"PRINCETON, N.J. (CP) - Philadelphia Flyers head coach Ken Hitchcock is joining the coaching staff of Princeton's men's hockey team during the NHL lockout."


Pretty crazy. I wonder if any other nhl coaches/players will get involved with college hockey during the lockout?

[billhoward]

It will help if Princeton could get in Bernie Parent and Bobby Clarke.

[Tub(a)]

Oh man.

I can't wait for my hatred of the Flyers and my love of taunting to turn into a beautiful symphony of rage. ;-)

[Will]

[Q]Tub(a) Wrote:

 Oh man.

I can't wait for my hatred of the Flyers and my love of taunting to turn into a beautiful symphony of rage.  [/q]

Ditto.

[Josh '99]

[Q]billhoward Wrote:
 It will help if Princeton could get in Bernie Parent and Bobby Clarke. [/q]It would help everyone ELSE if Princeton brought in Bobby Clarke.

[RichS]

maybe Dryden has some time on his hands.  ::rolleyes::

[jeh25]

[Q]RichS Wrote:

 maybe Dryden has some time on his hands.   [/q]

Umm. You do know he quit his job with the Leafs when he became a Member of Parliment, right?

http://www.liberal.ca/bio_e.aspx?&id=35103

[RichS]

right.  And you know that members of Parliament have time off, just like Congressmen and Congresswomen, right?  ;-)

[KeithK]

[q]right. And you know that members of Parliament have time off, just like Congressmen and Congresswomen, right?[/q]The more time off the better...

[jeh25]

[Q]KeithK Wrote:

 [Q2]right. And you know that members of Parliament have time off, just like Congressmen and Congresswomen, right?[/Q]
The more time off the better...[/q]

So you're voting for Bednarik, eh?

[Scersk '97]

Ummm...  one would think that Nieuwendyk has some time on his hands, eh?  Does anyone else remember the emergence of one Brad Chartrand the last time that Joe missed part of a season?  Wait, was it mentioned somewhere else that Nieuwendyk was in town Homecoming weekend?  I'm sure he was in Ithaca for the football.

If Joe spends some time with the team, I doubt they'll have any problems on faceoffs this year.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

[Q]jeh25 Wrote:

 [Q2]KeithK Wrote:

 [Q2]right. And you know that members of Parliament have time off, just like Congressmen and Congresswomen, right?[/Q]
The more time off the better...[/Q]
So you're voting for Bednarik, eh?[/q]


Concrete Charlie's running for office?!   :-P

[Lauren '06]

[Q]Scersk '97 Wrote:

 Ummm...  one would think that Nieuwendyk has some time on his hands, eh?  Does anyone else remember the emergence of one Brad Chartrand the last time that Joe missed part of a season?  Wait, was it mentioned somewhere else that Nieuwendyk was in town Homecoming weekend?  I'm sure he was in Ithaca for the football.

If Joe spends some time with the team, I doubt they'll have any problems on faceoffs this year.[/q]

I heard a rumor that Nieuwendyk declined an offer to conduct the pepband at Red/White this year.

[Will]

[Q]Section A Banshee Wrote:

I heard a rumor that Nieuwendyk declined an offer to conduct the pepband at Red/White this year.[/q]

Does he know how to conduct?

[KeithK]

[q]So you're voting for Bednarik, eh? [/q]No, because the man's a loony.  The libertarian party only nominates people that seem pretty far out there, IMO.  Besides, with our current system it doesn't make sense to vote for a third party presidential candidate unless it seems likely that that candidate has a good chance of actually winning electoral votes.  Well, I suppose you can make an argument for symbolic votes in a non-competitive state.
...must stop voicing political opinions on eLynah...sports forum...Cornell hockey - yay.
:-)