NHL Teams Eye DeBoer for Coaching Roles

0:00For the NHL, it's March 21st. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The NHL coaching carousel is heating up as teens eye veteran Pete DeBore for their next bench boss. With playoffs underway, four squads stand out as prime landing spots if their current coaches falter, the Edmonton Oilers Los Angeles Kings Toronto, Maple Leafs, and Utah mammoth. Edmonton is in win-now mode with stars like Hanumik David and Leon Dryzaitel, but coach Chris Noblouch faces huge pressure to reach the Stanley Cup. Final again. General manager Stan Bowman prefers experience over rookies, making DeBore a natural fit if things go south. Over Los Angeles, interim coach DJ. Smith took over after Jim Hill is firing in early March, but the Kings have stalled in first round exits for four straight years. GM Ken Holland wants a proven leader to unlock their potential, and DeBore could steady the ship. Toronto looks headed for another playoff miss, putting coach Kred Barubion thin ice, while

1:04GM, Brad Treleving eyes, changes. As an Ontario native, DeBore knows the intense spotlight there and could reset the roster during a quick retool. Utah holds the first wildcard spot, but risks a first round bounce against tough central or Pacific foes. If coach Andre Terini gets the boot, GM Bill Armstrong might tap DeBore's pedigree to boost their young core. Playoff results will decide where he lands next.