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Abbotsford Canucks: Travis Green knows 'it's not a race' for Manny Malhotra to run an NHL bench
Abbotsford Canucks: Travis Green knows 'it's not a race' for Manny Malhotra to run an NHL bench
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The Province Hockey
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Travis Green, the head coach of the Abbotsford Canucks, reflects on his journey in the NHL and the lessons learned as he assumes his role. He acknowledges the importance of connections within the game while emphasizing that coaching is not a sprint but a marathon. With a focus on developing players such as Vasily Podkolzin and Nils Höglander, Green is determined to mold them into impactful NHL contributors.
Despite the challenges of the previous seasons, Green remains optimistic about the season ahead. He looks to replicate the successes he achieved while coaching in the NHL, leaning on his experience to instill confidence in his players. His approach to coaching emphasizes patience, understanding that growth takes time, especially as young prospects adapt to the rigors of professional hockey.
As the season unfolds, Green is keen on building a strong, cohesive team in Abbotsford. He believes that by fostering a positive environment, players will thrive, leading to better performances on the ice. The goal remains clear: to develop talent that can contribute to the Vancouver Canucks in the hope of significant wins in the future.
Despite the challenges of the previous seasons, Green remains optimistic about the season ahead. He looks to replicate the successes he achieved while coaching in the NHL, leaning on his experience to instill confidence in his players. His approach to coaching emphasizes patience, understanding that growth takes time, especially as young prospects adapt to the rigors of professional hockey.
As the season unfolds, Green is keen on building a strong, cohesive team in Abbotsford. He believes that by fostering a positive environment, players will thrive, leading to better performances on the ice. The goal remains clear: to develop talent that can contribute to the Vancouver Canucks in the hope of significant wins in the future.