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Rick Bowness explique sa décision de prendre sa retraite



Sara Orlesky s’entretient en tête-à-tête avec Rick Bowness suite à son annonce aujourd’hui. Bones a mené les Jets à une fiche de 98-57-9 au cours de ses deux saisons en tant qu’entraîneur-chef en route vers deux participations aux séries éliminatoires de la Coupe Stanley. Bowness a été entraîneur de huit franchises différentes et derrière le banc pendant 17 participations aux séries éliminatoires, y compris des voyages en finale en tant qu’entraîneur associé des Canucks de Vancouver en 2011, en tant qu’assistant du Lightning de Tampa Bay en 2015 et en tant qu’entraîneur des Stars de Dallas. entraîneur-chef en 2020. Il est l’un des trois seuls entraîneurs-chefs (avec Scotty Bowman et Pat Quinn) à avoir servi derrière le banc au cours de cinq décennies différentes. Ses 2 726 matchs en tant qu’entraîneur de la LNH constituent le record de l’histoire de la ligue. — — — — — Téléchargez l’application officielle des Jets de Winnipeg : https://www.nhl.com/jets/fans/app Suivez-nous sur tous vos réseaux sociaux préférés 🔽 https://www.facebook.com/nhljets https:// www.instagram.com/nhljets/ https://twitter.com/NHLJets https://www.tiktok.com/@nhljets #NHLJets #NHL #GoJetsGo

25 Comments

  11. @soloangel625

    Congratulations Mr Rick B. Enjoy your retirement and enjoy your family. The best for you and your family. All the best for Jets ✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️

  12. @soloangel625

    Mr Rick you did very well coaching the Jets All the best for you and your family for your retirement God bless you all with good health and happiness ✈️🙏

  13. @MrCbaldwin

    A great coach and even better person. So many stories of what an outstanding individual he is. He will be missed. A class act!

  14. @PeterSdrolias

    For whatever reason I was initially skeptical about Rick become the head coach. However, his genuine concern for his players and professionalism both on and off the ice reflects his exceptional character. Wishing him all the best👍

  16. @GOJETSGO1129

    Bye bones I’ll never forget that photo with me in Ottawa that’s was on of my favourite games against the glass ot win and also the cans game and Blackhawks game in Winnipeg rcaf

  17. @Actionronnie

    I'm feeling old now. I can remember getting his hockey card in a pack, still have it.
    I can remember him coaching the Sherbrooke Jets.
    I can still see him standing next to coach Barry Long behind the bench in the 84-85 season.
    I remember he took a swing at Tim Hunter as a coach in a brawl 😂
    I missed his first head coaching win by one game, saw his second win on Feb 19th 1989 on Bobby Hull night at the old barn. Still have the paper from that game.
    You had a hell of a career, enjoy the time.

    As a side note, Rick has to be one of the last people in the NHL that was connected to the the Atlanta Flames.

  19. @bradleyboisselle4921

    Thank you for coming back. I remember you in 1981 in a Jets Jersey, I remember you as an assistant, and I remember you as a young coach. Enjoy a well-deserved retirement.

  20. @MapleSyrupPoet

    Good for Rick 👍😎 deserve a long holiday Rick …don't come to British Columbia …overfull with folks …to expensive too 😅

  21. @YoSnags

    Thank you for making Winnipeg relevant and thank you for instilling class, dedication and passion for this team,city and organization

  22. @jimarter8235

    I don’t blame him for retiring because the organization was going to use him as a scapegoat… Teams fall apart and choke in the playoffs and what do they do they blame the coach… You’re organization did the same thing with Paul Maurice! Last time I checked, he’s been doing damn good in Florida… Maybe your players need to start looking at themselves in the mirror and quit blaming the coach for their inability to get the job done in the playoffs !

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