Stanley Cup-winning coach John Tortorella was fired Thursday after three years as head coach of the Philadelphia Flyers. ... who lost 11 of 12 games and won only six times in the last 25 games.

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The Flyers fired John Tortorella with nine games left in his third ... (Tortorella won a Stanley Cup as head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2004 — they defeated the Flyers in the ...

Tortorella, who won a Stanley Cup with the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2004, said after the game he was not "really interested in learning how to coach in this type of season, where we're at right now ...

Tortorella, who brandished his reputation as a fiery, no-nonsense coach on a team still mostly full of young 20-somethings finding their way in the NHL, went 97-107-33 for the Flyers and was fired ...

Tortorella, 66, finishes his Flyers tenure with a 97-107-33 record. His 770 career wins rank second among U.S.-born coaches. He won a Stanley Cup with the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2004.

Tortorella, who won a Stanley Cup with Tampa Bay in 2004, said after the game he was not “really interested in learning how to coach in this type of season, where we’re at right now." “But I ...

Tortorella, who won a Stanley Cup with Tampa Bay in 2004, said after the game he was not “really interested in learning how to coach in this type of season, where we’re at right now.

So when it comes down to the Flyers and their rebuild project, is there anything they can learn from Florida’s blueprint?

The New York Rangers are not expected to bring John Tortorella into their coaching staff behind Mike Sullivan ... He won a Stanley Cup with the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2004 in just his third full ...

Tortorella, who won a Stanley Cup with the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2004, said after the game he was not "really interested in learning how to coach in this type of season, where we're at right now ...

Tortorella, who brandished his reputation as a fiery, no-nonsense coach on a team still mostly full of young 20-somethings finding their way in the NHL, went 97-107-33 for the Flyers and was fired ...