
The position came open last month when Al Murray was hired by the Tampa Bay Lightning.
After talking with a few NHL teams over the summer without finding a new employer, Prendergast says the opportunity with Hockey Canada arose very recently.

You might be wondering how it's different than what he'd be doing with the Edmonton Oilers for the last two decades where he was a scout, head scout and Assistant GM during his tenure.
"Now it's just amateur kids, Guy, and just Canadians," he pointed out. "It's funny because I was going through rosters and everything this morning and now I have to be concerned with doing a background check just to see if this player is an American or this other guy is Canadian."

"It's a lot more work than I thought it was; it just never ends but I have a lot of friends in the business and I know I will get a lot of help. I know people throughout all three junior leagues and the college ranks so I think it's going to be a lot of fun."
Kevin Prendergast will be a guest on The Pipeline Show tomorrow night, if you have a Hockey Canada question for him, feel free to email us at pipeup@theteam1260.com
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