| Bep Guidolin |
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Guidolin had experienced success with the Boston Bruins, leading the team to the Stanley Cup finals in the
73-74 season, only to lose to the Philadelphia Flyers.
So he was basically going from the penthouse to the outhouse when he took the job as the coach of an
expansion team.
He had some experience coaching in the junior ranks, which would serve useful in developing the younger
players on the Scouts with the help of the vets that were there. He also had a particularly defensive style, which
they had to use since offensive players were hard to come by at this point in time.
The Scouts were in the middle of a long season-ending skid when Guidolin was fired. He would go on to coach
the Edmonton Oilers in the WHA for one season.
He passed away just before Thanksgiving in 2008. The cause is unkown at the moment.
73-74 season, only to lose to the Philadelphia Flyers.
So he was basically going from the penthouse to the outhouse when he took the job as the coach of an
expansion team.
He had some experience coaching in the junior ranks, which would serve useful in developing the younger
players on the Scouts with the help of the vets that were there. He also had a particularly defensive style, which
they had to use since offensive players were hard to come by at this point in time.
The Scouts were in the middle of a long season-ending skid when Guidolin was fired. He would go on to coach
the Edmonton Oilers in the WHA for one season.
He passed away just before Thanksgiving in 2008. The cause is unkown at the moment.
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| Armand Guidolin Born: 12.9.25 Thorold, Ontario Died: 11.24.08 Barrie, Ontario |
