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Flyers Hire Rick Tocchet as 25th HC in Franchise History to Replace John Tortorella

Rick Tocchet will be tasked with directing the Philadelphia Flyers' rebuild.

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Tocchet hired as Flyers coach, replaces Tortorella

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Philadelphia Flyers hire Rick Tocchet as ‘absolute right coach to lead our team’

‘Flyer at heart’ Rick Tocchet returning to his roots as head coach

The team has hired one of their former star players, Rick Tocchet, as the new bench boss.

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REPORTS: Rick Tocchet to Be Named Flyers Head Coach

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Rick Tocchet to be next Flyers’ head coach, sources say

Dan’s Daily: Penguins Dirt; Hello Tocchet; Goodbye Vegas

Florida stomps the Maple Leafs, firestorm in Toronto.

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Flyers Winners and Losers of Rick Tocchet's Appointment as Head Coach

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Sources: Flyers in process of hiring Tocchet as new head coach of their rebuild

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Flyers expected to announce Rick Tocchet as next head coach

The Flyers have announced that Rick Tocchet will be the franchise's next head coach, after firing John Tortorella earlier in the year.

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Sanheim, Konecny laud Tocchet for what he'll bring to Flyers

The Flyers hired Tocchet on Wednesday to replace John Tortorella, who was fired March 27. Brad Shaw was interim coach for the final nine games of the season. Sanheim and Konecny represented Canada at the 4 Nations Face-Off in February, where Tocchet was an assistant and helped guide it to the championship.

REPORT: Brad Shaw Not Returning To Flyers Coaching Staff

As first reported by PHLY's Charlie O'Connor, Brad Shaw, once considered a leading candidate for the Philadelphia Flyers’ head coaching vacancy, will reportedly not be returning to the team’s coaching staff under newly-appointed head coach Rick Tocchet.

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Shaw reportedly not returning to Flyers' coaching staff

Shaw had an uphill battle at landing the Flyers’ full-time job. This was a huge decision for general manager Danny Briere and president of hockey operations Keith Jones. It was their first head coaching hire, one that could define their rebuild, so it felt likely that they would ultimately bring in their handpicked guy.