Panthers coach Paul Maurice Q&A: On the moment the players took over, Matthew Tkachuk, more
Paul Maurice is self-deprecating about his ripe age of 56 and how he’s been around “forever.”
Panthers coach Maurice played key role in making Hurricanes grow
First coach in Carolina history to face former team in Eastern Conference Final.
Brind’Amour, Maurice familiar foes entering Hurricanes-Panthers series
Carolina coach learned under Florida counterpart as assistant.
Paul Maurice thought he was done coaching. Now his Panthers are chasing a Stanley Cup
In May 2002, when Paul Maurice was 35 years old, he was the NHL’s youngest head coach, with three young children at home.
Paul Maurice returns to Winnipeg: Former Jets coach balances difficult emotions
As Paul Maurice sat in the visitors’ media room at Canada Life Centre — a place he was so unfamiliar with, despite coaching parts of nine seasons in Winnipeg, that he needed to ask for directions just to find it.
Maurice taking different approach to new job as Panthers coach
Back for 25th NHL season, ‘I didn’t want to do the same thing’.
Florida Panthers Name Paul Maurice Head Coach
Maurice to be introduced to the media at FLA Live Arena at 10:00 AM on Thursday, June 23.
What Florida Panthers can expect from Paul Maurice as head coach
Paul Maurice’s departure from Winnipeg was sudden and left his assistants scrambling to take charge of a struggling team.
Maurice leaves behind a lasting legacy in Winnipeg
“I think a new voice with this group, this town, is going to be great.”
Jets embracing ‘us against them’ mentality this season, Maurice says
The Winnipeg Jets have an “us against them” attitude coming into this season with players embracing the prairie city known for its extreme climate, coach Paul Maurice said Tuesday.
Nothing to Lose
Limping into the playoffs, the Winnipeg Jets are few people’s pick as a Cup contender. But head coach Paul Maurice knows how to get an underdog to the big dance.
Paul Maurice 20 Questions: On Whalers, Stanley Cup hope and ‘Cool Hand Luke’
On an overcast afternoon in Vancouver, in a rare opening between responsibilities as head coach of the Winnipeg Jets, Paul Maurice cracked open an old book. It was a thriller, published 42 years ago, and it featured an assassin, a corporate oligopoly and the pursuit of deep, spiritual understanding.
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