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With the flick of his wrists, San Jose defenseman Dan Boyle kept San Jose's streak alive in a physical game against Ken Hitchcock's Blue Jackets.
Columbus coach Ken Hitchcock had no trouble putting Rick Nash's late tying goal in perspective.
Without looking at a calendar, it's easy to tell it's playoff time at Ken Hitchcock's house.
Rick Nash capped a big night with the shootout winner to give Columbus a 4-3 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday night, Blue Jackets coach Ken Hitchcock's 500th career victory.
Coach Ken Hitchcock signed a three-year contract extension with the Blue Jackets on Wednesday, saying he welcomes the chance to turn the only team not to make the playoffs into winners.
The Columbus Blue Jackets had a little talk in the dressing room before coming out for the third period. What coach Ken Hitchcock said must have left an impression.
The Dallas Stars are usually a good bet in the shootout, but they were beaten at their own game by the Columbus Blue Jackets. Columbus coach Ken Hitchcock successfully changed his shootout lineup and goaltender Fredrik Norrena stopped all three Dallas attempts to send the Blue Jackets to a 3-2 victory over the Stars on Friday night.
Ken Hitchcock's debut as coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets ended the same way as his tenure with the Philadelphia Flyers: with a loss.
The Ottawa Senators are returning to form, and ex-Philadelphia coach Ken Hitchcock is headed back to the NHL. It seems only the Flyers are stuck.
Bob Clarke was burnt out. Ken Hitchcock was tuned out. Now both are out of jobs, part of a dramatic Broad Street breakup Sunday designed to jolt the NHL-worst Philadelphia Flyers out of the cellar and end their worst start in 17 years.
With the Philadelphia Flyers setting the all-time team record for straight losses and Bobby Clarke heaping praise on the current regime I thought it would be a good time to check and see how Ken Hitchcock, the former Flyers head coach, and John Stevens, the current head coach, a …
Back in October I laid out what I thought was the main problem with the Philadelphia Flyers (The Real Problem with the Flyers Family). Essentially the problem is that Ed Snider, the team's founder and President, values loyalty over hockey expertise.
You probably have heard by now about the Sunday Morning Massacre where Flyers chairman and founder Ed Snider fired head coach Ken Hitchcock and general manager Bobby Clarke. The official version of the story is that Clarke resigned but I don't believe it for a second.
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