Torts Named the 9th Most Handsome NHL Coach
Torts you sexy son of a bitch, you! At least the Flyers will be top-10 in something:
— Adam Vingan (@AdamVingan) September 27, 2022
I bet Carter Hart and Kevin Hayes didn’t think they’d have some competition at bars around the city this winter. I mean listen, with all due respect, Hayes ain’t winning any beauty contests looking like Doofy from the first Scary Movie:
A young Torts would mop the floor with him:
This was John Tortorella when this game started… Feel old yet? pic.twitter.com/Ycpyt8EG5v
— YP (@YoungPageviews) August 11, 2020
Lets get to the rest of the list, which was compiled using the beauty analysis app “Golden Ratio Face.” How in the hell is Jay Woodcroft #1? –
Edmonton Oilers coach Jay Woodcroft named most handsome of 2022https://t.co/Lcafn1s9d9#yeg #Oilers pic.twitter.com/Fa1Kd2UF0f
— Edmonton Journal (@edmontonjournal) September 27, 2022
Now I know why that career in show business never took off. Are the Oilers going to skate on the Rogers Place ice this year or on Woodcroft’s noggin?
Jared Bednar clocking in at #15 is an absolute slap in the face to beauty everywhere. This guy is a man rocket. Sex on skates:
Break out the NES, Jared Bednar's ready to Duck Hunt. 🦆@NHLdotcom has more ➡️ https://t.co/2dLQXK6psD pic.twitter.com/6OOXWidbL4
— NHL (@NHL) February 27, 2020
Plus, he just won the Cup. He’s a 10 and then you find out he has a personality too.
Here’s how other Flyers coaches clocked in:
Craig Berube #7 – I guess if you’re into Robert Duvall:
the reaction from craig berube 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/gyNiYTRAzP
— Cristiano Simonetta (@CMS_74_) August 3, 2020
Dave Hakstol #14 – I think this tweet from Coggin says everything that needs to be said about ‘ol Hak:
Dave Hakstol looks like the youth minister at a Texas megachurch. pic.twitter.com/VTpciGz1aj
— CogginToboggan (@CogginToboggan) July 22, 2021
Peter Laviolette #32 – Lavi used to be an absolute beauty, and with age he’s turned into a vampire, but the only thing he sucks is in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals:
600 wins is no easy task, folks.
Congrats on this fantastic achievement, Peter Laviolette! #NHLStats pic.twitter.com/mFp8FXjKpB
— NHL (@NHL) January 21, 2019