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Paul Maurice has never been one to shy away from a microphone or a media scrum. So it should come as no surprise that the former Winnipeg Jets head coach had plenty to say Tuesday about his old club.
Former Winnipeg Jets head coach Paul Maurice discussed his former club ahead of Florida's game in Winnipeg, reflecting on recent high-profile player departures and the Heritage Classic alumni weekend. Maurice addressed goaltender Connor Hellebuyck forcing a trade to the New Jersey Devils, noting increasing player mobility across the league while maintaining that current players still enjoy playing in Winnipeg.
Maurice praised the return of former fan favorites like Dustin Byfuglien for the alumni game, calling the event spectacular. He also touched on the Florida Panthers navigating a difficult early-season road schedule without injured key players Aleksander Barkov, Brad Marchand, and Jacob Markstrom.
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