New Jersey Devils Confirm Sheldon Keefe's Return for Third Season as Head Coach
The New Jersey Devils have confirmed that Sheldon Keefe will return for a third season as head coach. This announcement comes alongside changes to the coaching staff, with goaltending coach Dave Rogalski being let go and assistant coach Sergei Brylin being reassigned. The team is currently in the process of finding replacements for these positions. Keefe's future with the Devils was uncertain following the hiring of general manager Sunny Mehta from the Florida Panthers. Despite winning 42 games in each of his two seasons with the team, the Devils fell short of making the playoffs last season in the Eastern Conference. Prior to joining the Devils, Keefe served as the head coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs for parts of five seasons.
In conclusion, the New Jersey Devils have confirmed that Sheldon Keefe will be returning for a third season as head coach, while also making changes to their coaching staff by parting ways with goaltending coach Dave Rogalski and reassigning assistant coach Sergei Brylin. The team is currently in the process of searching for replacements for these positions. Keefe's future with the team was uncertain following the hiring of general manager Sunny Mehta, but he will continue to lead the Devils into the upcoming season.