Bruce Boudreau

Tasca\'s Take by Joe Tasca on 05/09/12 at 07:00 AM ET Comments (1) Midway through last season, then-Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau decided his team was incapable of winning the Stanley Cup by playing fire-wagon hockey.  He completely changed the way his team played, implementing a defensive-oriented system designed to ultimately achieve playoff success.  Many factors contributed to Boudreau’s decision, not the least of which is probably organizationally-imposed pressure stemming from a...Read Full Story

Globe and MailDucks sign former Komets coach Boudreau to 2-year extensionNews SentinelBy Greg Beacham of AP ANAHEIM, Calif. — Coach Bruce Boudreau's shortened debut season with the Anaheim Ducks was good enough to keep him around for a whole lot longer. The Ducks signed the former Komets player and coach Boudreau to a two-year contract ...Ducks sign coach Bruce Boudreau to two-year extensionUSA TODAYDucks sign Boudreau to two-year extensionNHL.comBruce Boudreau signs 2-year extension with...Read Full Story

Los Angeles TimesDucks give Bruce Boudreau a two-year extensionLos Angeles TimesBy Lisa Dillman The Ducks signed Coach Bruce Boudreau to a two-year contract extension, which goes through the 2014-15 season. Boudreau was originally under contract through this upcoming season. His record after taking over from Randy Carlyle on Nov.Ducks sign coach Bruce Boudreau to two-year extensionUSA TODAYDucks sign Boudreau to two-year extensionNHL.comAnaheim Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau sees bright future...Read Full Story

Globe and MailDucks sign coach Boudreau to two-year dealDaily BreezeBy Greg Beacham, AP ANAHEIM - Coach Bruce Boudreau's shortened debut season with the Ducks was good enough to keep him around a lot longer. The Ducks signed Boudreau to a two-year contract extension Thursday, locking up their respected coach through ...Ducks sign coach Bruce Boudreau to two-year extensionUSA TODAYBruce Boudreau signs 2-year extension with DucksSan Francisco ChronicleDucks' Boudreau gets 2 more yearsSacramento...Read Full Story

Globe and MailDucks' Boudreau gets 2 more yearsBoston HeraldBy Lisa Dillman / Los Angeles Times ANAHEIM, Calif.—The Anaheim Ducks signed Coach Bruce Boudreau to a two-year contract extension, which goes through the 2014-15 season. Boudreau was originally under contract through next season.Ducks sign Boudreau through 2014-15Chicago TribuneDucks sign coach Bruce Boudreau to two-year extensionUSA TODAYDucks sign Boudreau to two-year extensionNHL.comSan Francisco Chronicle -Washington Postall 226...Read Full Story

Globe and MailDucks sign Boudreau to two-year extensionNHL.comThe Anaheim Ducks on Thursday signed coach Bruce Boudreau to a two-year contract extension that will keep him behind the bench through the 2014-15 season. "Since joining the organization last November, Bruce has done an outstanding job with the team," ...Ducks extend Bruce BoudreauESPN'Committed' Bruce Boudreau inks extension with DucksSportingNews.comAnaheim Ducks sign coach Bruce Boudreau to 2-year extensionWashington...Read Full Story

Dale Hunter informed Washington Capitals General Manager George McPhee during a meeting this morning that he will be stepping down as head coach. “This was a tough decision,” Hunter said Monday. “It was the right thing for me and my family.” Hunter had presided over the Capitals since Nov. 28, when he replaced Bruce Boudreau, who was fired. Hunter racked up a 37-37 record (including overtime, shootout losses and playoff games) and directed Washington within a game of advancing to the...Read Full Story

Anaheim Ducks sign coach Bruce Boudreau to 2-year extensionWashington PostANAHEIM, Calif. — The Anaheim Ducks have signed coach Bruce Boudreau to a two-year contract extension through 2014-15. Anaheim rewarded Boudreau on Thursday for reviving the struggling Ducks after taking charge Nov. 30. The Ducks went 27-23-8 after …Ducks sign coach Boudreau to 2-year extensionRead Full Story

For just about the entire offseason, we have been preaching that the Capitals need to make a bold move or two and sign someone — anyone — to make the team better, with a particular eye toward the rigors of the postseason. After two disappointing postseasons in a row, you’d think the front office would have approached this offseason with an eye toward being aggressive when it came to filling holes on the team. However, I have realized that maybe they are being aggressive this offseason...Read Full Story

In a game that surprisingly featured more goals than fights, the Capitals rookies beat the Philadephia Flyers rookies 4-3 at Kettler Thursday. Two of the most talked-about players in the Caps rookie camp generated points on offense. Center Marcus Johansson had two assists, and Cody Eakin scored the game winning goal late in the third. Capitals head coach Bruce Boudreau said that after one miscue at the blue line, Eakin was the “most dominant player when he touched the puck.” “He’s developing...Read Full Story