Paul Coffey joins After Hours to discuss his playing days with the Oilers, the numerous Battle of Alberta’s he was part of, his decision to return to coaching, the evolution of today’s game in the NHL, and more.
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16 Comments
He's right, the Flames deserved to win and took it the Oilers tonight. Better goal tending, better defense and better offensive finish. Flames looked like a playoff-ready team and the Oilers did not.
Wow what a gem of a guy
Paul, why do the players NOT follow the plan as laid out, not work hard to win battles. It’s like they all do it the same game at the same time. Forwards included in back checking. Another terrible back checking by Connor, Leon. Simply awful since the break.
Coffee looks around and thinks…not this year once again…😂
Always like hearing from Mr. Coffey. Still plenty of hockey ahead.
Paul, looks like you have a deviated septum. A good chiro can fix that.
this man's nhl stats are insane
Oilers falling apart!!!
One of the best!
Coffey's offensive prowess set numerous records for defensemen in the NHL. He holds the record for the most goals, assists, and points by a defenseman in a single season, recording 48 goals, 90 assists, and 138 points during the 1985-1986 season. Coffey won the Norris Trophy as the NHL's top defenseman three times (1985, 1986, 1995) during his career.
I would really like to work with this man. Paul came back to WIN….not Place or Show…and thats how I like to play to.
Go Oilers Go…
What an absolute class guy Oiler blue and orange to the end thank you, Mr. coffee.
What a legend! That guy knows how to handle media scrums………the dressing room must have been a blast back in the day!
What happened to the defense since the All-Star break?
Paul coffey what a beauty