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Winnipeg Jets || 2024-25 NHL Season

(Opening Night Roster vs EDM)

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Scott Arniel named Winnipeg Jets head coach

The Jets announced today that Scott Arniel has been appointed as the ninth head coach in franchise history and the fourth since the club’s relocation to Winnipeg. Arniel, 61, spent the past two seasons as associate coach for Winnipeg and helped guide the team to a 98-57-9 record and a pair of appearances in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The Kingston, Ont. native served as interim head coach for the Jets during a trio of absences by former head coach Rick Bowness due to family and health reasons. Arniel posted a 15-7-3 record in that interim role over those 25 games in 2022-23 and 2023-24. Arniel was drafted by the Winnipeg Jets in the second round (22nd overall) in the 1981 NHL Draft. He played his first five seasons with the Jets and returned to Winnipeg for another stint in 1990-91. The left winger played 730 games for Winnipeg, the Buffalo Sabres, and Boston Bruins and recorded 338 points (149G, 189A) and 599 penalty minutes. Arniel also played 34 playoff games and posted six points (3G, 3A) and 39 PIMs. He spent the latter part of his career in the AHL and IHL, including playing his final three seasons for the Manitoba Moose where he recorded 171 points (67G, 104A) and 233 PIMs in 222 games.

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Hottest NHL Coach Poll Results!!

GOOOOOOOOOD EVENING HOCKEYBLR!

I've got the piping hot results of the poll I posted this week, served fresh and ready to be read! The final count was 456 votes!

HOTTEST COACHES ACROSS THE LEAGUE:

Martin St. Louis, 91 votes, 20%

Jared Bednar, 83 votes, 18.2%

Rod Brind'Amour, 66 votes, 14.5%

Paul Maurice, 39 votes, 8.6%

John Tortorella, 27 votes, 5.9%

Kris Knoblauch & Mike Sullivan, 26 votes, 5.7%

Spencer Carbery, 22 votes, 4.8%

Rick Tocchet, 18 votes, 3.9%

Luke Richardson, 13 votes, 2.9%

Dean Evason, 12 votes, 2.6%

Greg Cronin, 5 votes, 1.1%

Ryan Warsofsky & Jon Cooper, 4 votes, 0.9%

Peter DeBoer & Dan Bylsma, 3 votes, 0.7%

Andrew Brunette & Sheldon Keefe & Patrick Roy & Andre Tourigny & Bruce Cassidy, 2 votes, 0.4%

John Hynes & Peter Laviolette & Travis Green & Craig Berube, 1 vote, 0.2%

The coaches that received NO votes are Jim Montgomery, Lindy Ruff, Ryan Huska, Derek Lalonde, Jim Hiller, Drew Bannister, and Scott Arniel

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THE HOCKEY NEWS

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Jets Bomb the Rangers at The Garden

The New York Rangers returned to Madison Square Garden to face one of the hottest teams in the NHL. The Winnipeg Jets have been phenomenal with their start to the season with a record of fourteen wins and a single loss. This game will be the Rangers biggest test of the season to face this early juggernaut from Manitoba. Head Coach Scott Arniel who is in his very first season as a head coach after…

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I was today years old when I learned Scott Arniel was the jets coach. His name is familiar to me, I want to say he’s at least been an assistant before but maybe just AHL?

Ohhh yea that name's familiar hollup gonna google

Former player turned coach:

this article on his hire is uhh interesting

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Winnipeg Jets Reduce Training Camp Roster by Five Players

On Sunday, the Winnipeg Jets trimmed their active training camp roster to 34 players. This figure does not include injured defencemen Ville Heinola and Logan Stanley, who underwent ankle and meniscus surgeries earlier in the week and are expected to be out for at least a month, according to head coach Scott Arniel.

Goalkeeper Dominic DiVincentiis and forwards Daniel Torgersson and Parker Ford have been assigned to the AHL’s Manitoba Moose, who begin their training camp on Monday at the Hockey For All Centre in Headingley.

Underage forwards Colby Barlow and Brayden Yager, both of whom played in Friday’s 8-5 defeat to the Minnesota Wild in St. Paul, have been loaned to their junior teams. Barlow remains with the OHL’s Owen Sound Attack, while Yager will join Moose Jaw after helping lead the Warriors to their first WHL title in the 2023-24 season.

Read More: https://theleadersglobe.com/life-interest/sports/winnipeg-jets-reduce-training-camp-roster-by-five-players/

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honestly we would free ourselves of AV and end up with michel therrien or some shit. why cant this team just let me trust and love it

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Does assistant coach Scott Arniel fluff his hair to hide his balding? Like dude just embrace it!!!!

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This Week in Caps: Personnel

Welcome to This Week in Caps, a weekly newsletter where I recap everything important that’s been going on in the world of the Washington Capitals this past week. This week I’m continuing on introductory material, and today’s post will feature and recap coaches, broadcasters, and everyone else important to the Capitals.

Coaches

Todd Reirden

Head coach of the Washington Capitals. This is his first year as head coach, replacing Barry Trotz. He served as associate coach from 2016 to 2018, and as assistant coach from 2014 to 2016, specializing in defense and with working the defensemen. Before that, he spent four years on Pittsburgh’s coaching staff. Before that, he joined the organization at the AHL level at 2008 as an assist for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, and spent two seasons as their head coach.

Blaine Forsythe

Assistant coach for the Capitals. He’s been a part of the organization since the 2006-07 season, and has been assistant coach since 2009-10. He specializes in the power play and centers. Previously, he has worked for the Calgary Hitmen (WHL), and has a business degree from the University of Minnesota. And he is definitely not a robot.

Scott Arniel

Assistant coach for the Capitals. A new hire this offseason, Arniel will work specially with the wingers and on the penalty kill. Arniel spent the previous five seasons as an associate coach for the New York Rangers, was the head coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets from 2010-2012, and spent five seasons as a head coach in the American Hockey League.

Reid Cashman

Assistant coach for the Capitals. A new hire this offseason, Cashman will work specially with the defensemen. Cashman spent the previous two seasons as an assistant coach with the Hershey Bears, and before that had a long tenure as a coach at Quinnipiac University.

Scott Murray

Goaltending coach for the Capitals. He has been the primary goalie coach since 2017 when Mitch Korn stepped back his role, and he has been in the Capitals organization working with the Hershey Bears and the Capitals since 2013.

Brett Leonhardt

Video coach for the Capitals. The man nicknamed “Stretch” has been a member of the Caps organization for a long time; from 2007 to 2011, he worked as the team’s web and video producer. Then he worked in Toronto NHL’s video manager for hockey operations, and then returned to the Capitals in 2012, and has been working as video coach ever since. He has been the Caps emergency backup goalie in the past, and a few times has actually had to suit up. You may also know him as the man who made the Stanley Cup into a giant margarita.

Tim Ohashi

Video analyst for the Capitals. This season will be his third as an analyst; he previously worked as a coaching staff intern. He is a native of Bethesda, MD and grew up a Capitals fan. He received his master’s in Sports Industry Management from Georgetown University.

Front Office and Ownership

Brian MacLellan

General Manager and Senior Vice President of the Capitals. Has been in this position since the 2014-15 season after being a fixture of the organization in various scouting and front office roles for the past 13 years. Was also a former NHL player.

Ross Mahoney

Assistant General Manager of the Capitals. Entering his fourth season AGM. He served as the Caps' director of amateur scouting for the previous 16 seasons. He oversees the club's developmental programs and the organization's amateur scouting staff.

Don Fishman

Assistant General Manager and Director of Legal Affairs of the Capitals. 13th season with the Capitals and ninth as assistant general manager and director of legal affairs. In this role, he handles player contract negotiations, player contract research and analysis, the club's day-to-day salary cap position, team salary cap strategic planning, the salary arbitration process, and more.

Ownership

Monumental Sports and Entertainment is the company that owns the Capitals. They also own the Washington Wizards (NBA), Washington Mystics (WNBA), Washington Valor (AFL), Baltimore Brigade (AFL), and Capital City Go-Go (NBA G-League). They run Monumental Sports Network, a platform that broadcasts local sports games and provides additional content for all their sports teams. MSE also owns Capital One Arena and manages Medstar Capitals Iceplex and Eaglebank Arena (Fairfax, VA).

Ted Leonsis

The chairman of Monumental Sports and Entertainment and principal owner of the Washington Capitals. He bought the team in 1999 and completely revitalized the franchise. He was instrumental in drafting and caring for Alex Ovechkin. Leonsis and his family has been pretty involved in the success of the franchise and making Capitals games and subsequent entertainment an enjoyable experience.

Dick Patrick

Vice Chairman, Chief Operating Officer and Capitals President. He has been part of the Washington Capitals organization since 1982 and was one of Ted Leonsis' original partners when Monumental Sports & Entertainment was formed in June 2010. Mr. Patrick is president of the Capitals and vice chairman of Monumental Sports & Entertainment.

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Broadcasters

NBC Sports Washington

NBC Sports Washington is the regional network that broadcasts Capitals games. You can catch the games on TV or streaming online through their website if you have a cable subscription to the channel. They also have a lot of content online, including videos, interviews, and articles.

Joe Beninati (“Joe B”)

The TV play-by-play commentator for the Capitals. He is a longtime sports announcer, and he has been announcing Capitals games since 1994. He also will occasionally do play-by-play for other sports, including lacrosse and other college sports, during the offseason. Joe B is synonymous with Caps games, and is one of the best in the business. He has won D.C. Sportscaster of the Year multiple times, and has won 12 Capital Emmy Awards. He will also appear at Capitals events, visit as a guest analyst on TV on occasion, and moderate events such as the Stanley Cup parade.

Craig “Locker” Laughlin

The TV color commentator/analyst for the Capitals. He has been announcing Capitals games since 1990, and he and Beninati are the longest-running TV duo in the NHL. Laughlin is a former NHL player, and played for the Capitals from 1982 to 1988 and was part of the group that brought the Caps to their first playoff appearance. Laughlin is very involved in Capitals media content, appears in analytical roles on TV and online, and he is involved in Capitals alumni events and charity work in the area. His daughter, Courtney Laughlin, also works for the Capitals and does analysis for the Capitals on TV and online.

Alan May

Studio analyst for the Capitals on NBC Sports Washington. Mostly he works and does analysis in studio, but occasionally he will work as the between-the-benches reporter for Capitals games. A former NHL player, he played for the Capitals from 1989 to 1994. He has two distinctions as a player: in his career, he was traded at the trade deadline four times, which stood as an NHL record until it was met by Thomas Vanek in 2018; he also ranks fourth all-time on the Capitals franchise PIMs list.

“Smokin” Al Koken

Longtime reporter and host for the Capitals. During games, he will make reports, wander around the arena, and interview players during intermission. Has been covering D.C. sports and the Capitals since 1974, when the Capitals first came into existence.

Rob Carlin

Anchor, host, and reporter for the Capitals and NBC Sports Washington. Hosts pregame and postgame content along with hosting multitudes of other media content for the team. Most of the time appears onscreen alongside with Alan May.

Caps Radio 24/7 (Broadcasted locally on 106.7 The Fan)

John Walton

The play-by-play commentator for the Capitals on the radio. The radio voice of the Capitals since 2013. Walton does a phenomenal job on the radio, and has done other radio work in the past, along with doing TV play-by-play for women’s hockey at the 2018 Winter Olympics. Walton also does some reporting, announcing, and emceeing work for the Capitals, particularly at Capitals events. He also co-hosts “Two Man Update” with reporter Mike Vogel where they give updates on the Capitals and preview upcoming matchups and games.

Beat Reporters

Isabelle Khurshudyan

Capitals beat reporter for the Washington Post. She live tweets games, writes amazing articles, and provides updates on the team that you can’t get anywhere else. She is my number-one, top source for Caps updates and coverage and even if you don’t get the Washington Post, I recommend following her twitter immediately, it’s a vital follow. Fun fact: Isabelle speaks Russian, thus a lot of her stories feature great content from Russian players that you definitely wouldn’t be able to get otherwise.

Mike Vogel

Capitals reporter; he works for Monumental Sports Network, the company that owns the Capitals, so the Caps utilize him for a lot of content. He writes stories, articles, and game updates that go on the Monumental website and the NHL website. He also interviews players for Rinkside Update videos, and he co-hosts “Two Man Update” with radio announcer John Walton where they give updates on the Capitals and preview upcoming matchups and games. He also provides in-game updates on his twitter and is another vital source of Capitals information.

Chris Kuc

Capitals beat reporter for The Athletic. He was just hired this offseason as The Athletic expanded to DC, so he’s new on the beat. I don’t know a lot about him, but in all likelihood he’s going to provide Capitals updates and write about them, so let’s see how he does this upcoming season.

Other Important People

Wes Johnson

The PA announcer for Capitals games at Capital One Arena. Super good at getting the fans hype and making Capitals games a fun experience. Also does voiceover for Capitals media and hosts Capitals events.

Horn Guy

Actually named Sam Wolk; a fan who sits inside the arena for home games. He has a horn and uses the horn blasts to start the “Let’s Go Caps” chant.

T-Shirt Guy

Actually named Charlie McManus; a fan who makes customized homemade shirts featuring Caps players faces, and they are amazing. He can be seen at Caps home games and events and featured on social media wearing his unique apparel.

Red Man

A fan who paints his entire body red for Caps games. He can be seen around at home games.

Ovie the Bulldog

A bulldog named after Alex Ovechkin. Originally from the Maryland area and now in Southern California, this dog is by far the best part of Caps fandom.

Up next: a complete recap and summary of the Caps preseason!

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Jets not at par with their own standards in OT loss to Golden Knights

Jets not at par with their own standards in OT loss to Golden Knights

LAS VEGAS – Scott Arniel didn’t mince words and you can understand why. As happy as the Winnipeg Jets associate coach was that his team had just pulled off an escape-artist-esque effort in a 2-1 overtime loss to the Vegas Golden Knights, Arniel knew his team was doing something that is simply not sustainable – even with the sheer and utter heroics of goalie Connor Hellebuyck. On a night where the…

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Capitals hire Arniel, Cashman as assistant coaches

ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) — The defending Stanley Cup champion Washington Capitals filled out new coach Todd Reirden's staff Monday by hiring Scott Arniel and Reid Cashman as assistants. Capitals hire Arniel, Cashman as assistant coaches

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