Hockey Canada is shaking up their coaching ranks ahead of two major international tournaments. The organization has officially named Misha Donskov as the head coach for Team Canada's campaigns at the IIHF World Championship this summer and the IIHF World Junior Championship next winter. With a wealth of experience and a reputation for developing young talent, Donskov's appointment has been widely anticipated by hockey fans and insiders alike. At 49, the veteran coach is poised to lead Canada's junior and senior teams in a bid for gold, but the question on everyone's mind is: will he be able to deliver the results that Canadian hockey fans expect?
As expected, Hockey Canada is making a change behind the bench for their international teams. According to an announcement from the organization, Hockey Canada has named Misha Donskov as head coach for Team Canada at the IIHF World Championship this summer and the IIHF World Junior Championship next winter. Donskov, 49, was rumored to be […]
