Coaches is two teams during the season [Archive]

11-23-2006, 12:27 AM

MiamiScreamingEagles

11-23-2006, 01:28 AM

As we have now heard that Hitchkock joins Blue Jackets, having been sacked by Flyers earlier in the season, I wonder which other coaches have had the same?

I know at least three: Ted Sator (NYR-Buf), Darryl Sutter (SJ-Cgy) and Bob Hartley (Col-Atl).

Fred Glover was the first person to coach two NHL teams in the same season: Los Angeles and California 1971-72 (fired by the Seals on Oct. 19, hired by the Kings on Oct. 31).

Roger Neilson did it with Van and LA in 1983-84.


	HFBoards > General Hockey Discussion > The History of Hockey > Coaches is two teams during the season PDA Coaches is two teams during the season ES 11-23-2006, 12:27 AM As we have now heard that Hitchkock joins Blue Jackets, having been sacked by Flyers earlier in the season, I wonder which other coaches have had the same? I know at least three: Ted Sator (NYR-Buf), Darryl Sutter (SJ-Cgy) and Bob Hartley (Col-Atl). MiamiScreamingEagles 11-23-2006, 01:28 AM As we have now heard that Hitchkock joins Blue Jackets, having been sacked by Flyers earlier in the season, I wonder which other coaches have had the same? I know at least three: Ted Sator (NYR-Buf), Darryl Sutter (SJ-Cgy) and Bob Hartley (Col-Atl). Fred Glover was the first person to coach two NHL teams in the same season: Los Angeles and California 1971-72 (fired by the Seals on Oct. 19, hired by the Kings on Oct. 31). Roger Neilson did it with Van and LA in 1983-84.