As daylight hours shorten, it must be time to fire up the hockey engines.
Around the globe, as hockey gears up to start, closer to home, the WHL Portland Winterhawks have been especially busy. They recently inked Mike Johnston to a four-year deal, and promptly, Johnson backed down from the position of head coach of the team.
In his place, Kyle Gustafson picks up the reigns of the storied franchise as only the eighth coach in the team’s nearly 50-year history. Many thought Kyle would become the successor to Johnston, but the timing was uncertain. Kyle will have a big task as the team will be much younger overall,
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