The Blackhawks announced they’ve named Jared Nightingale as the head coach of their AHL affiliate, the Rockford IceHogs. He replaces Mark Eaton, who took over as Rockford’s interim head coach to end the campaign after Anders Sorensen was promoted to the NHL bench to serve as the Blackhawks’ interim in the wake of Luke Richardson’s firing.
Blackhawks assistant coach Kevin Dean will not return to the club next season, reports Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff. In fact, it doesn’t appear any of the assistants, including Derek King and Derek Plante, will be back next season after the club announced the hiring of new head coach Jeff Blashill today.
The Bruins have had several external candidates linked to their head coaching vacancy for several weeks since the regular season ended. Today, Pierre LeBrun of TSN and The Athletic confirmed they’ve held initial interviews with most of the names already mentioned.
In the history of the NHL, a total of 46 players have scored 50 goals in a season more than once. How many of the 46 can you name in six minutes?
Ever since Luke Richardson was relieved of his duties as the Chicago Blackhawks’ head coach in December, the fanbase has not stopped talking about who would come in the take over the next phase of the rebuild.
The Chicago Blackhawks have picked their next head coach. They fired Luke Richardson in December and ran with Anders Sorenson for the remainder of the season.
The Chicago Blackhawks head coaching search this offseason was seen as the biggest thing to nail down, even though the draft and free agency will be vital as well.
Before the NHL Draft and free agency, the Chicago Blackhawks need to name a new head coach. After dismissing Luke Richardson during the 2024-25 season, Anders Sorenson took over as the interim bench boss.
The Chicago Blackhawks have missed out on several intriguing coaches this offseason, including David Carle, who chose to sign a new deal at the University of Denver.
The Chicago Blackhawks front office is still looking to bring in the right guy to be the next bench boss of the franchise for years to come. Luke Richardson
The Chicago Blackhawks‘ coaching search is going miserably as the calendar turns to May. The Blackhawks are seeking to replace Luke Richardson, who was fired in December.
The offseason has arrived for half of the league’s teams that aren’t taking part in the playoffs. Accordingly, it’s now time to examine what they will need to accomplish over the coming months. Next up is a look at Chicago.
Cole Bagley: Utah Hockey Club forward Michael Carcone doesn’t expect to be back with the team next season after the talks he’s had with the front office.
The Chicago Blackhawks have a major offseason coming up with the top priority coming from behind the bench for the future of the franchise. Luke Richardson was relieved of his duties as head coach in December and was replaced by an interim candidate.
John Tortorella's firing Thursday as Flyers head coach this close to the end of the regular season serves as the start of the offseason in Philadelphia.
As another year nears an end, the NHL season is rocking. Before Jan. 1, we graded every Western Conference team's 2024 portion of the season — take a bow, Vegas Golden Knights.
Since the dismissal of Luke Richardson by the Chicago Blackhawks organization, his name has been linked to Martin St-Louis and the Montreal Canadiens. The Montreal Canadiens indeed seem to need reinforcements behind the bench.
Richardson has a wealth of experience, with over a decade spent behind an NHL bench.
The Chicago Blackhawks started 8-16-2 this season and on Thursday, relieved head coach Luke Richardson of his duties. The coaching change was a touch surprising considering the Blackhawks weren’t necessarily a team expected to compete for a Stanley Cup Playoff spot this season.
Mired in last place in the NHL standings amid a rebuilding process, the Chicago Blackhawks dismissed coach Luke Richardson on Thursday and named Anders Sorensen interim coach.
The head coach is not likely to fix all of the problems here, but this was probably a necessary move in the short term.
As per Frank Seravalli the Chicago Blackhawks have fired head coach Luke Richardson. Effective immediately, the Blackhawks are promoting Anders Sorensen from Rockford to become interim head coach.
It was announced on Dec. 5, 2024, that the Chicago Blackhawks have fired their head coach Luke Richardson after an 8-16-2 record to start the 2024-25 season.
According to Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli, the Chicago Blackhawks have reportedly fired head coach Luke Richardson. With the team struggling and reports of poor communication between Richardson and some of the top stars on the team, a change behind the bench almost felt inevitable.
Chicago Blackhawks’ head coach Luke Richardson’s job security has been a hot topic through the first month of the season. After all, they have a 7-12-2 record, and after general manager Kyle Davidson’s words in April, “It’s time to take a step forward,”[In 2022-23], we finished third-last.
If you have seen the hit Netflix series, ‘Stranger Things,’ then you might get this reference: the Chicago Blackhawks are stuck in the upside down. Things that were supposed to be non-issues are now issues.
It never ceased to amaze me that regardless of everyone knowing the Chicago Blackhawks were historically bad for the organization, knuckleheads on social media would inevitably call for the head of Luke Richardson.
Since his playing days ended, the 53-year-old has had assistant coaching gigs with the Ottawa Senators, New York Islanders and Montreal Canadiens, as well as a lead job with the Binghamton Senators of the AHL.
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