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Coaching, Front Office Changes Around NHL As Team’s Seasons Close

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With the 2022-23 NHL regular-season in the books, teams whose respective campaigns are over are currently in the process of making coaching staff and front office changes. Here is a list of all of the changes up to date since the end of the regular season.

NOTE: This will be continuously updated leading up to 2023 NHL Draft on June 28

Thurs 7/20

  • Washington: hired Kirk Muller, Kenny McCudden as assistant coaches
  • Toronto: hired Van Ryn, Guy Boucher as assistant coaches

Friday 6/23

  • Calgary: named Marc Savard, Dan Lambert, Carl MacLean assistant coaches

Thursday 6/22

  • New York Rangers: named Dan Muse, Phil Housley, Michael Peca assistant coaches
  • Nashville: named Derek MacKenzie assistant coach
  • Washington: hired Mitch Love as assistant coach

Monday 6/19

  • New Jersey Devils: named Travis Green associate coach to replace Brunette

Thursday 6/15

  • Calgary: named Jarome Iginla special advisor to GM

Wednesday 6/14

  • St. Louis: hired Mike Weber and Michael Babcock to be assistant coaches
  • Pittsburgh: hired Jason Spezza to be assistant GM

Tuesday 6/13

  • New York Rangers: hired Laviolette to be head coach

Friday 6/9

  • Calgary: hired Ryan Huska to be head coach

Monday 6/5

  • Anaheim: hired Greg Cronin to be head coach

Thursday 6/1

  • Pittsburgh: hired Dubas to be president of hockey operations/interim GM

Wednesday 5/31

  • Toronto: hired Treliving to be GM

Tuesday 5/30

  • Washington: hired Spencer Carbery to be head coach
  • Nashville Predators: fired head coach John Hynes, replaced him with Andrew Brunette

Sunday 5/21

  • Calgary: hired Craig Conroy as GM

Friday 5/19

  • Toronto Maple Leafs: mutually agreed to part ways with GM Kyle Dubas, whose contract expired

Saturday 5/6

  • New York Rangers: mutually agreed to part ways with head coach Gerard Gallant

Monday 5/1

  • Calgary: fired head coach Daryl Sutter

Monday 4/17

  • Calgary Flames: mutually agreed to part ways with GM Brad Treliving, whose contract expired; replaced by Don Maloney on interim basis

Saturday 4/15

  • Columbus Blue Jackets: head coach Brad Larsen fired, let goaltending coach Manny Legace walk

Friday 4/14

  • Pittsburgh Penguins: GM Ron Hextall, assistant GM Chris Pryor, President of Hockey Operations Brian Burke all fired
  • Anaheim Ducks: let head coach Dallas Eakins, whose contract expired, walk
  • St. Louis Blues: let assistant coaches Craig MacTavish, Mike Van Ryn, whose contracts expired, walk
  • Washington Capitals: mutually agreed to part ways with head coach Peter Laviolette, whose contract expired

By Harrison Brown