Columbus Blue Jackets Former Coach Mike Babcock Cleared to Coach Again

Columbus Blue Jackets former head coach Mike Babcock is cleared to coach again in the NHL after an investigation into his actions while coaching the team. The NHL released a statement saying there is no current basis to restrict his employment in the league. This news comes as the Edmonton Oilers are expected to hire Babcock, sparking a strong reaction from former Blue Jackets player Mike Commodore. Commodore publicly bashed Babcock, calling him 'Babs the Bully' and expressing his disappointment that Babcock is returning to the NHL. He hopes the experiment fails miserably. The investigation into Babcock's actions was completed, and the NHL found no reason to restrict his employment. The Edmonton Oilers are expected to make the hire official soon. The news has sparked a mix of reactions from fans and players alike. Mike Commodore's comments were made in a video where he expressed his disappointment and frustration with the situation. The NHL draft is approaching, and the Columbus Blue Jackets will have the 14th pick. The team is looking to make some moves to improve their roster. The Blue Jackets have been busy in the offseason, and this news adds to the excitement. The team's fans are eagerly waiting to see what the future holds. And with the draft just around the corner, the Blue Jackets will have the opportunity to add some new talent to their roster. But for now, the focus is on the news about Mike Babcock and his expected hire by the Edmonton Oilers. So the question on everyone's mind is what this means for the Blue Jackets and their former coach.