John Tortorella may not be behind the bench right now, but he’s not ready to walk away. After being fired by the Philadelphia Flyers near the end of the 2024-25 season, he’s made it clear that ...

There will not be another John Tortorella return to the Rangers bench. After the ex-Blueshirts coach found himself in the thick of speculation surrounding the next coaching staff, with ESPN ...

Tortorella was fired by the Philadelphia Flyers toward the final stretch of the 2024-25 season and his past connections to the Rangers and Sullivan led people to believe that he could be rejoining ...

Tortorella was linked to the Rangers not long ago as a possible replacement for Peter Laviolette for the head coaching spot, but the Athletic’s Arthur Staple noted that wasn’t happening.

John Tortorella could rejoin the New York Rangers, but not as the team’s head coach. The Rangers fired Peter Laviolette after the 2024-25 season and the organization is now tasked with finding a ...

John Tortorella was 43 YO when he was the head coach for the Tampa Bay Lightning. Erin Andrews shared about a particular incident where John Tortorella gave the best career advice to her.

Brian Foisy from BetMGM suggests that 66-year-old John Tortorella, the oldest active head coach in the NHL, could potentially fit teams like Boston Bruins, Pittsburgh Penguins, Minnesota Wild ...

John Tortorella’s firing by Philadelphia sparked predictions for his next stop, including getting a job with an Original Six franchise.

For Tortorella, it was seemingly the final straw. Tortorella went 97-107-33 in three seasons with the Flyers. Associate coach Brad Shaw will take over as the team's interim head coach moving forward.

An incident between John Tortorella and Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Cam York this week contributed to a deteriorating relationship between coach and team that led to Tortorella’s firing on ...

Former Philadelphia Flyers head coach John Tortorella reportedly had a "heated verbal exchange" with defenseman Cam York before his Thursday morning dismissal by the team. The report was initially ...

Tortorella, 66, has 770 wins in over 1,600 games in a 23-year career as an NHL head coach, highlighted by his Stanley Cup victory with the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2004.