She’s been coaching mens hockey for years.
- TurdFergeson

Beat me to it. lol.

She coaches the Ryerson Rams men's ice hockey team.
- bloatedmosquito

Who?

She’s been coaching mens hockey for years.
- TurdFergeson

5 years, isn't what I would call, for years, and as an assistant coach.

She’s been coaching mens hockey for years.
- TurdFergeson

How many and who? What has she won in the process?

She coaches the Ryerson Rams men's ice hockey team.
- bloatedmosquito

https://ryersonrams.ca/im...Y_Smile_71.jpg?width=1600
She the one with the beard?

5 years, isn't what I would call, for years, and as an assistant coach.
- Reubenkincade

Again…how much coaching experience did Marty St Louis have when he became head coach of the Habs?

Yeah those few years of peewee coaching really made the difference for Marty St Louis…
- TurdFergeson

You comparing a coach who played almost 20 years in the NHL, to a person that has coached a few seasons in a pretty low level of hockey is almost laughable.

How many and who? What has she won in the process?
- Load Management

She was an assistant on the mens national team and head coach at the university level.
Cheverie helping speed up timeline on NHL's first female coach
https://www.tsn.ca/1.1798575.1652357535

You comparing a coach who played almost 20 years in the NHL, to a person that has coached a few seasons in a pretty low level of hockey is almost laughable.
- Reubenkincade

You’re falling into that old trap. Saying any long term nhler should be in line for the job ahead of her. Well it’s time people like you stop the old man thinking.

I’m not saying the Canucks should hire her or any other female but it’s time to start looking at the actual skill set and realize women can do it just as well.

You’re falling into that old trap. Saying any long term nhler should be in line for the job ahead of her. Well it’s time people like you stop the old man thinking.

I’m not saying the Canucks should hire her or any other female but it’s time to start looking at the actual skill set and realize women can do it just as well.
- TurdFergeson

Let’s put that into perspective. If a male coach with the same resume was considered for even an assistant role at the NHL level, there’d be a riot in Vancouver.

You’re falling into that old trap. Saying any long term nhler should be in line for the job ahead of her. Well it’s time people like you stop the old man thinking.

I’m not saying the Canucks should hire her or any other female but it’s time to start looking at the actual skill set and realize women can do it just as well.
- TurdFergeson

Actually I have been in favour of hiring women and minorities for decades, so I am not falling into any trap.
I just don't believe that a person who has very little experience, at a high level, whether it is playing or coaching, should be gifted a job based on their sex or ethnicity.
Now, if the article stated something along the lines of her being the 1st female professional coach, fine by me.

You brought up old white guys, becoming coaches, not sure many became coaches at 34 years of age, like she is.

Let’s put that into perspective. If a male coach with the same resume was considered for even an assistant role at the NHL level, there’d be a riot in Vancouver.
- Shuswap Wap

I don’t know her coaching at all and not saying anyone should put her directly into that role. But others seem to skip a lot of steps too. I’d have no problem if a team interviewed her or another woman and brought them in as an assistant. But we all know head coaches tend to bring in the guys they’ve worked with over the years. So who knows when it will happen?

She was an assistant on the mens national team and head coach at the university level.
Cheverie helping speed up timeline on NHL's first female coach
https://www.tsn.ca/1.1798575.1652357535
- TurdFergeson

She was an assistant on a u-18 men's team that played horrible, and was an assistant coach for Ryerson University men's team, albeit, she did serve as head coach 1 game, when the head coach was away.

https://www.eliteprospect...ayer/367161/kori-cheverie

Beat me to it. lol.
- bloatedmosquito

Maybe Burrows will hire her on once he gets the job.

I don’t know her coaching at all and not saying anyone should put her directly into that role. But others seem to skip a lot of steps too. I’d have no problem if a team interviewed her or another woman and brought them in as an assistant. But we all know head coaches tend to bring in the guys they’ve worked with over the years. So who knows when it will happen?
- TurdFergeson

Here is another link for you.

https://ryersonrams.ca/sp...coaches/kori-cheverie/939

Here is another link for you.

https://ryersonrams.ca/sp...coaches/kori-cheverie/939
- Reubenkincade

Reading a few links doesn’t mean you know anything about her as a coach. Her style, strategy, etc.

Never, she doesn’t have enough/any pro hockey experience.
- Pacificgem

Plus her voice is probably wrong for hockey.

Plus her voice is probably wrong for hockey.
- 1970vintage

She’d probably cry when losing.

Reading a few links doesn’t mean you know anything about her as a coach. Her style, strategy, etc.
- TurdFergeson

You should be able to learn all those things in a good interview but we know how that goes on this team.

Reading a few links doesn’t mean you know anything about her as a coach. Her style, strategy, etc.
- TurdFergeson

I agree, it was just some extra info for you.

Not sure many people know what her strategies are as she has been mostly serving as an assistant coach and the strategies tend to be set by the head coach.
Unfortunately for her, she had to serve as an assistant to Baumgartner at the U-18s, where the team looked terrible, which should come as no surprise to Canucks fans, as we are well aware of how bad a coach Baumgartner is.

https://canucksarmy.com/2...ich-benched-ahl-playoffs/

Somewhat refreshing doing right by a prospect.

You should be able to learn all those things in a good interview but we know how that goes on this team.
- A_SteamingLombardi

What is an interview?

https://canucksarmy.com/2022/05/12/whats-next-canucks-danila-klimovich-benched-ahl-playoffs/

Somewhat refreshing doing right by a prospect.
- Nighthawk

That is their 3rd or 4th blog, on that topic, since he was scratched in game 1 of playoffs.
It is to try rile up the troops.

Just because numbers are fun;

The Canucks had a winning percentage of 48.8% this season, for a total of 80 points.

The Canucks were gifted 12 Bettman bonus points for losing a game in OT/SO.

Doesn't sound to me like a team that should be given an opportunity to stick together, but I know many of you love mediocrity.

Also, just thought I would throw this out there for some of the guzzlers, especially the ones who have complained regularly, in the past, about other teams getting more loser points, than our beloved Canucks.

Just because numbers are fun;

The Canucks had a winning percentage of 48.8% this season, for a total of 80 points.

The Canucks were gifted 12 Bettman bonus points for losing a game in OT/SO.

Doesn't sound to me like a team that should be given an opportunity to stick to, but I know many of you love mediocrity.

Also, just thought I would throw this out there for some of the guzzlers, especially the ones who have complained regularly, in the past, about other teams getting more loser points,than our beloved Canucks.
- Reubenkincade

Thanks for sharing.