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Scouting Is Key
by Paul on 11/28/07 at 08:38 AM ET
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from the Windsor Star,
“When I first started as a pro scout, the first season (1985-86) after coaching in Detroit, there were only two or three of us (in the entire league),’’ Polano said. “Now, every team has at least two or three pro scouts.”
Though their job may be undertaken in virtual anonymity beyond the realm of the National Hockey League’s inner circle, the task they perform is essential to a team’s success, both short- and long-term.
“Every scout, both pro and amateur, is valuable to his team,” Wings general manager Ken Holland said.
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