Where Is Patrick Roy Now? Update On NHL Head Coach Today, What Happened To Him?
Where Is Patrick Roy Now? The Championship winning coach made a hi return to the sport in the past year but seems to have stayed away form limelight.
Patrick Roy has now returned to the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.
Roy has been selected one of the 100 Greatest NHL Players of All Time.
Roy is widely recognized with popularizing the butterfly goaltender style, which has since become the dominant goaltending style around the world.
Where Is Patrick Roy Now?
Patrick Roy has now returned to the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League as coach and general manager of the dormant Quebec Remparts.
We feel this is just the beginning of his comeback; he is likely to coach an NHL team again in the near future.
The man who built the Cup champs pic.twitter.com/sONoEsMtDf
— Pierre LeBrun (@PierreVLeBrun) June 27, 2022
Before this,he was hired as the Colorado Avalanche’s head coach and vice president of hockey operations in 2013, and he won the Jack Adams Award as a rookie bench boss in 2014.
Roy resigned from his position with the Avalanche in the summer of 2016, citing a lack of participation in personnel choices.
He was then relieved of his duties by head coach Jared Bednar and returned to junior hockey.
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How Is Patrick Roy Health Condition Today?
Patrick Roy does not seem to have any serious Health issues as he looks healthy from the outside.
He did test positive for COVID-19 recently in March.
Roy isn’t the only Red Devils player to have tested positive in the last few days. Charles Trochon, a defender, and sports therapist Steve Bellanger are also on the sidelines.
His mother, Barbara Miller-Roy, did, in fact, suffer from a terrible condition.
3⃣4⃣8⃣ – that’s how many saves Darcy Kuemper made en route to the @Avalanche‘s third #StanleyCup championship. The last goaltender to record more in a single postseason with the franchise: Patrick Roy (520 in 2002).#NHLStats: https://t.co/iZ2ZASnOPC pic.twitter.com/6lHxJP0bM2
— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) June 27, 2022
According to the publication Le Soleil, she contracted type A streptococcus, and the germs spread so swiftly that physicians were obliged to amputate her arm over the weekend to save her life.
Miller-Roy sliced her elbow after falling off an exercise ball while working out, according to the newspaper on Monday.
She went to see a doctor later since she wasn’t feeling well and was diagnosed with the condition.
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Why Did Patrick Roy Retire?
Patrick Roy resigned from the Colorado Avalanche, claiming he didn’t have enough control in player personnel choices.
Almost immediately after Roy resigned in 2003, the team began to approach him about becoming head coach or general manager.
He turned them down at first because he didn’t have any experience. Later, he wanted to continue teaching his boys in the QMJHL as head coach (as well as owner and general manager) of the Quebec Remparts.
Patrick Roy stated his aims in the first season: to bring a Stanley Cup mentality back to Colorado. His kept his commitment, completed his share of the job, and then went.
