Flyers fire head coach John Tortorella
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Speculation is already rampant that Tocchet could depart the Vancouver Canucks at the conclusion of the season, his third there.
From The New York Times
Hours after firing their head coach, the Philadelphia Flyers received two goals apiece from Sean Couturier and Matvei Michkov in a 6-4 home victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday.
From Reuters
"With interim Bruins coach Joe Sacco being likely the next coach fired, the Bruins could very well replace him with Tortorella," Foisy finished.
From Yahoo! Sports
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