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NHL veteran Josh Gorges returns to Kelowna Rockets as a coach
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League Notes: Berglund, Brazeau, Gorges
In an effort to strengthen the team’s depth chart and offer lineup flexibility for new head coach Dan Muse, Pittsburgh Penguins GM Kyle Dubas signed forward Justin Brazeau to a low-key, two-year, $3MM contract this offseason. Brazeau, in turn, is looking to build on the confidence he’s developed over the past few seasons, per team reporter Michelle Crechiolo. Brazeau, 27, made the most of his first full NHL season last year. In 57 games for the …
Quietly, but surely, Josh Gorges is back on the ladder in the world of hockey. However, this time, he is not a player. Following his retirement in 2018, the former defender returned to his home province of British Columbia, where he took up a position in 2020 as director of player development with the West Kelowna Warriors in the BCHL, before becoming an assistant coach in the same club from 2021 to 2025.Now, it is known that Gorges was hired by…
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