Ron Caron
Ronald Caron (* 19. Dezember 1929 in Hull, Québec; † 9. Januar 2012 in Montreal, Québec)[1][2] war ein kanadischer Eishockeyfunktionär.
Karriere
Caron war ab 1968 tätig bei den Canadiens de Montréal – zuletzt als Assistent des Generalmanager, bevor er dort 1983 entlassen wurde[3][4]. Von 1983 bis 2000[3] war er bei den St. Louis Blues tätig, wo er 1983 bis 1994 und erneut vorübergehend 1996/97 als Generalmanager tätig war.[5][6]
Caron starb im Jahr 2012 nach langer Krankheit.
Weblinks
- Ron Caron bei hockeydb.com (englisch)
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ cbs St. Louis, 10. Januar 2012:"Former Blues GM Ron Caron Dies"
- ↑ The New York Times, 10. Januar 2012:"Ron Caron, Former Executive for Blues and Canadiens, Dies"
- ↑ a b eliteprospects.com, Staff-ID
- ↑ The Globe, 10. Januar 2012:"Remembering Ron Caron"
- ↑ St. Louis Today, 10. Januar 2012:"St. Louis Blues Ron Caron dies; former Blues GM"
- ↑ www.nhl.com, 10. Januar 2012:"Remembering Ron Caron"
Cheftrainer: Lynn Patrick (1967) | Scotty Bowman (1967–1970) | Al Arbour (1970–1971) | Scotty Bowman (1971) | Sid Abel (1971) | Bill McCreary (1971) | Al Arbour (1971–1972) | Jean-Guy Talbot (1972–1974) | Lou Angotti (1974) | Lynn Patrick (1974) | Garry Young (1974–1975) | Lynn Patrick (1975–1976) | Leo Boivin (1976) | Emile Francis (1976–1977) | Leo Boivin (1977–1978) | Barclay Plager (1978–1979) | Red Berenson (1979–1982) | Emile Francis (1982) | Barclay Plager (1982–1983) | Jacques Demers (1983–1986) | Jacques Martin (1986–1988) | Brian Sutter (1988–1992) | Bob Plager (1992) | Bob Berry (1992–1994) | Mike Keenan (1994–1996) | Jim Roberts (1996–1997) | Joel Quenneville (1997–2004) | Mike Kitchen (2004–2006) | Andy Murray (2006–2010) | Davis Payne (2010–2011) | Ken Hitchcock (2011–2017) | Mike Yeo (2017–2018) | Craig Berube (2018–2023) | Drew Bannister (2023–2024) | Jim Montgomery (seit 2024)
General Manager: Lynn Patrick (1967–1968) | Scotty Bowman (1968–1971) | Lynn Patrick (1971–1972) | Sid Abel (1972–1973) | Charles Catto (1973–1974) | Gerry Ehman (1974–1975) | Dennis Ball (1975–1976) | Emile Francis (1976–1983) | Ron Caron (1983–1994) | Mike Keenan (1994–1996) | Ron Caron (1996–1997) | Larry Pleau (1997–2010) | Doug Armstrong (seit 2010)
| Personendaten | |
|---|---|
| NAME | Caron, Ron |
| ALTERNATIVNAMEN | Caron, Ronald; The Professor |
| KURZBESCHREIBUNG | kanadischer Eishockeytrainer und -funktionär |
| GEBURTSDATUM | 19. Dezember 1929 |
| GEBURTSORT | Hull, Québec |
| STERBEDATUM | 9. Januar 2012 |
| STERBEORT | Montreal, Québec |
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