Pittsburgh Penguins and Head Coach Mike Sullivan accepted the ways to separate the roads on Monday after 10 seasons and the two Stanley Cup championships together.
Sullivan 57 -year -old broke a franchise record behind the counter with 409 wins, but missed playoffs in each of the last three seasons.
General Manager Kyle Dubas, “Fenway Sports Group and Penguins organization on behalf of the organization, the last decade, Pittsburgh team and Pittsburgh city of loyalty and loyalty to thank Mike Sullivan.” He said. “Mike is known for its preparation, focal point and violent competitiveness. I was lucky to put it in front of his devotion to this franchise during the last two seasons.
“The Penguins will be an enormous part of the history of the Penguins, not only for impressive consecutive cups, but the impact of Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, Kris Letang and Bryan Rust on the core, but more importantly, for the love and loyalty for the organization, this is not a decision for the best way.”
In December 2015, Sullivan was promoted from the head trainer in AHL member Wilkes-Barre/Scranton and directed Penguins to the championships in 2015-16 and 2016-17.
Pittsburgh leaves the 34-36-12 sign in 2024-25 with a record of 409-255-89 in the metropolitan section. The penguins were 44-38 in the seven playoff match.
Two years remained in a contract extension signed in 2022.
Sullivan has 479 career wins in 2003-04 and 2005-06, including Boston Bruins’s head coach, including two seasons.
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