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Since retiring in 2018, Gorges has focused on developing young players. He spent the past five seasons with the BCHL’s West ...
Former Montreal Canadiens defenseman Josh Gorges has landed a new job, as he has been hired as an assistant coach by the ...
Kelowna native Josh Gorges, who played eight seasons with the Montreal Canadiens as a defenceman, has been hired as an ...
A familiar face is set to return to the Kelowna Rockets for the team’s 30th anniversary season. On Wednesday, the ...
The Kelowna Rockets are proud to announce the hiring of former NHL defenseman and Rockets alumnus Josh Gorges as an Assistant ...
The man who captained the Kelowna Rockets to their only Memorial Cup championship is joining a coaching staff hoping to win ...
“Josh brings a championship pedigree, NHL experience, and deep ties to this city and our organization,” Rockets president and ...
Free agent defenceman Josh Gorges retired on Monday after 13 seasons in the National Hockey League. The 34-year-old native of Kelowna, B.C., announced his decision in his hometown, where he broke ...
Some information may no longer be current. Buffalo Sabres defenceman Josh Gorges addresses the media on opening day of NHL training camp, Thursday, Sept. 18, 2014 in Buffalo, N.Y.
MONTREAL -- With the NHL lockout grinding through its fourth month, Montreal Canadiens defenseman Josh Gorges looked to an unusual source to find his next hockey game: Twitter. The 28-year-old ...
By going to Buffalo, Gorges, who is under contract until 2017-18, joins a rebuilding club that even after some key signings on the first day of free agency may not be much of a playoff contender ...
You have to feel for Josh Gorges today. The heart-and-soul foundation of Montreal's defense was crushed to learn that the team is actively trying to trade him--and, in fact, had a deal worked out ...