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John Tortorella has always been a passionate leader, and that fire hasn’t faded yet. John Tortorella wants to stay in game. In April, John Davidson shared an update on Tortorella’s mindset.

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 ...

There seems to be a conclusion to the rumors linking John Tortorella to the New York Rangers. Yesterday when ESPN’s Emily Kaplan reported that the Rangers were in advanced talks with Mike ...

It makes sense that Sullivan and Tortorella would reunite in New York, as they were an assistant and head coach duo for multiple teams, including the Rangers between 2009 and 2013.

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 ...

Berube praised Joseph Woll after 2-1 win over Avalanche. The Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Colorado Avalanche 2-1 on March 19. ... For her, John Tortorella is the greatest coach ever.

Joseph Woll made 30 saves. (At) Seattle 6, Edmonton 1: Jaden Schwartz scored twice, linemates Jani Nyman and Matty Beniers scored 16 seconds apart and Joey Daccord made 36 saves to snap a three ...

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 ...

The Philadelphia Flyers reached the final straw with head coach John Tortorella. The long-time NHL coach was fired Thursday after saying he was "not really interested in learning how to coach in ...

Tortorella had one year and $4 million remaining on his contract. He was replaced by associate coach Brad Shaw on an interim basis. Shaw led the team Thursday night, when it beat Montreal, 6-4 .

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.