🏒 “I am proud to announce the addition of Patrick Sharp to our hockey operations team,” Flyers GM Danny Briere said. “Patrick is a well-established veteran on and off the ice and his incomparable hockey knowledge will be a valuable asset...”
“In adding Patrick Sharp to our group, we are gaining an individual who has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to building an environment of winning at all levels,” Flyers president of hockey operations Keith Jones said in a statement released by the team. “Patrick knows what it takes to win, he understands how to convey that to our players and is a relationship maker. He will be a vital component as we continue to build the foundation of the Philadelphia Flyers.
Over the last five seasons, Sharp had worked in broadcasting with NBC Sports and NBC Sports Chicago. Since September 2021, he had also served as an advisor to the coaching staff at Vermont, where he played his college hockey. “It is a similar feeling for our staff to see Patrick's next steps as a hockey executive,” Catamounts head coach Todd Woodcroft said Tuesday to NBC Sports Philadelphia. “When he returned to UVM to help us as a coaching advisor, Patrick was coming home to the place he started his college career. Now, he is once again returning to a place he made better and that had an impact on himself — Patrick is going back to his first NHL team.
“Patrick is an industrious, hard-working, character man who helped UVM for two full seasons in a volunteer capacity. He helped us in player development with his elite hockey mind and he aided our coaches by always pushing us to exceed our limits. He is an extraordinary man with a huge future ahead of him. We thank him for all he has done for UVM and we are excited to watch him grow professionally.
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