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July 15 NHL Coaching Moves That Shaped History | NHL News
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July fifteenth isn’t just another day—it’s a turning point in NHL history, marked by coaching moves that reshaped franchises. In 1994, Mike Keenan stunned the league by quitting the Rangers after their first Cup in 54 years, then jumped to the Blues—costing them key players. In 2005, the Red Wings stunned the world by hiring Mike Babcock, who’d just led Anaheim to the Cup Final, and he delivered a decade of dominance: 450+ wins, 10 straight playoff trips, and a Cup in his third season. Other milestones? Eddie Johnston’s Penguins debut in 1980 and Marc Crawford’s Olympic gig in 1997. This date? It’s etched in NHL lore.
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