Patrick Roy will remain as the chief coach of the New York Islanders, New General Manager and Vice President Mathieu Darche, said at a press conference on Thursday.
Roy, 59-year-old, has a record of 55-47-17 since the Lane Lambert changed on January 20, 2024 to the Aries of the Islanders. Famer Salonu, 35-35-12 points this season, but the club could not direct the playoffs.
Darche said assistant coaches John Maclean and Tommy album will not return to the bank.
However, Darche was not made there.
When asked if he was interested in entertaining offers for the best general selection of the 2025 NHL draft, Darche was fast with a response.
“Someone would really have to overthrow my socks to make this choice.” He said.
Although New York had the chance to win the lottery by 3.5 percent, it made the best choice of 2025 NHL draft approaching at the beginning of this month.
Darche, 48 -year -old, served as Hockey Operations for Tampa Bay Lightning for the last six seasons. Yıldırım joined playoffs every year in this stretch, including sequential Stanley Cup titles in 2020 and 2021 and to take part in the finals in 2022.
Secretly General Manager and Deputy General Manager Darche will replace Lou Lamoriello, who left the islanders after seven seasons last month.
-FELD level media
