The WORST #NHL Coaches EVER - Worst Tenures in NHL History

In this video, we look back at some of the most tumultuous coaching tenures in NHL history. We'll start with Ron Wilson, who was never able to lead the Toronto Maple Leafs to the playoffs despite his efforts. His time in Toronto became increasingly toxic, and fans were heard chanting "Fire Wilson" during games. We'll also delve into the short-lived coaching stints of Bryan Trottier with the New York Rangers, John MacLean with the New Jersey Devils, and Barry Melrose with the Tampa Bay Lightning. We'll examine the reasons for their dismissals and their impact on their respective teams. From players not being utilized to their full potential to poor team performance, we'll explore the factors that led to these coaches' demise. Join us as we look closely at some of the worst and shortest coaching tenures in NHL coaching history.

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00:00 Intro
00:06 Ron Wilson
00:41 Bryan Trottier
01:15 John MacLean
01:45 Barry Melrose

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Worst NHL Coaches - Short NHL Coaching Stints

4: Ron Wilson - Toronto Maple Leafs
3: Bryan Trottier - New York Rangers
2: John MacLean - New Jersey Devils
1: Barry Melrose - Tampa Bay Lightning

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