Former New York Rangers Coach Admits Fault During His Time With The Team
David Quinn was hired at the beginning of the 2018-2019 season during the start of the current New York Rangers rebuild.
It wasn't a position he'd last long in, as his last day with the team was May 12, 2021, despite his 96-87-25 record in his three seasons.
In his three seasons with the franchise, Quinn admitted to some mistakes:
His handling of Kaapo Kakko and the Alex Lafreniere situation earned him animosity from fans, who pointed out that in all his years dealing with young players, he believed being demanding but fair, wasn't a bad coaching choice in all 28 years of coaching.
Quinn admitted to not having trust in his players, and his biggest regret was coaching "this one guy"(Is it Tony DeAngelo?), there's no doubt Quinn had to deal with the after-effects of the Alexandar Georgiev and Tony DeAngelo fight.
At this point, it'd be speculative to say who the one guy was, but unlike many coaches, Quinn is coming full circle with the past and his new GM Mike Gre shares his perspective:
Before joining the New York Rangers a head coach, David Quinn coached hockey at Boston University, his college record with Boston University is 105 Wins, 68 Losses and 21 ties.
NHL players who played under Quinn in the NHL experiencing current success ranging from Evan Rodrigues, Clayton Keller, and Jake Oettinger.
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20 SEPTEMBRE | 61 ANSWERS Former New York Rangers Coach Admits Fault During His Time With The Team Do you thing Quinn is at fault for the Rangers woes? | ||
| Yes | 15 | 24.6 % |
| No | 24 | 39.3 % |
| Partly, you can�t put it all on him though | 22 | 36.1 % |
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