Michel Bergeron (hockey coach)

Michel Bergeron (hockey coach)

Michel Bergeron (born June 12, 1946, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada) is a former National Hockey League head coach.

Bergeron coached the Quebec Nordiques from 1980 to 1987 before being traded to the New York Rangers for a first round draft pick and $75 000, a first in the NHL history[1]. With two games remaining in the 198889 NHL season he was relieved of his duties and replaced by Phil Esposito. Bergeron had a second stint as Nordiques coach during the 198990 NHL season.

Bergeron's nicknames included "Le Tigre" ("The Tiger") and "Napoleon", in reference to his fiery temper, small stature, and French lineage.

Coaching record

Team Year Regular season Post season
G W L T OTL Pts Finish Result
TRO 197576 72 36 31 5 - 77 2nd in East Lost in second round
TRO 197677 72 38 24 10 - 86 3rd in Dilio Lost in first round
TRO 197778 72 47 18 7 - 101 1st in Dilio Won President's Cup
TRO 197879 72 58 8 6 - 122 1st in Dilio Won President's Cup
TRO 197980 72 36 27 9 - 81 4th in Dilio Lost in first round
QUE 198081 74 29 29 16 - (78) 4th in Adams Lost in first round
QUE 198182 80 33 31 16 - 82 4th in Adams Lost in third round
QUE 198283 80 34 34 12 - 80 4th in Adams Lost in first round
QUE 198384 80 42 28 10 - 94 3rd in Adams Lost in second round
QUE 198485 80 41 30 9 - 91 2nd in Adams Lost in third round
QUE 198586 80 43 31 6 - 92 1st in Adams Lost in first round
QUE 198687 80 31 39 10 - 72 4th in Adams Lost in second round
NYR 198788 80 36 34 10 - 82 5th in Patrick Missed playoffs
NYR 198889 78 37 33 8 - (82) 3rd in Patrick (Fired)
QUE 198990 80 12 61 7 - 31 5th in Adams Missed playoffs

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