Former NHL Legend Returns to Coaching

In 2000 and 2003, Scott Gomez won the NHL Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils, and he is a member of Alaska's Sports Hall of Fame.

In the meantime, he has made the decision to return to hockey, not in any way related to the NHL, as he will coach in the BCHL, as an assistant.

Scott Gomez (@scottycgomez) 🇺🇸 is joining the Surrey Eagles (BCHL) 🇨🇦 as an assistant coach.

Gomez, 43, played 1,079 games in the NHL from 1999-2016 with New Jersey, Montreal, New York (R), San Jose, Florida, New Jersey, St. Louis, and Ottawa, scoring 181 goals and 756 points.

Gomez has some experience coaching, working as an assistant coach with the New York Islanders (NHL) 🇺🇸 for two seasons from 2017-2019.

With 1,079 games played in the NHL, Gomez has a huge impact on the talent on the team, with stops in San Jose, New Jersey, Florida, Montreal and Ottawa, and 181 goals in 756 games throughout his career.

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1 SEPTEMBRE \| 58 ANSWERS Former NHL Legend Returns to Coaching Do you think Scott Gomez will be a good coach anywhere he goes?
Yes	35	60.3 %
No	23	39.7 %
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