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No permission sought for Gordon
The Islanders, currently seeking a replacement for Ted Nolan, have not asked permission to interview Providence coach Scott Gordon.
"They could," assistant GM Jim Benning said. "He's definitely a good candidate. It sounds to me, from what I'm reading in the press, is that they want to go with a young team. So it makes sense that they would groom a young coach."
Gordon is entering the final year of a two-year contract with the Bruins. The club has an option for a third year.
In chatter around the league, ex-Atlanta coach Bob Hartley has been brought up repeatedly as a leading candidate for the Islanders' job.
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(Barry Chin/Globe Staff)
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