List of Philadelphia Flyers head coaches

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There have been 16 head coaches of the Philadelphia Flyers since the team began play in 1967–68. Only Bob McCammon has had more than one stint as Flyers coach. Records are correct as of the end of the 2007–08 NHL season.

1 Key
2 Coaches
3 Notes
4 See also
5 References

[edit] Key

      Stanley Cup winner in 1974 and/or 1975
      ^† replaced during the season
      ^(G) denotes goaltending coach
      ^(P) denotes playing assistant coach

**Abbreviations**
Nat	Nationality	W	Wins	T/OTL	Ties and Overtime Losses
G	Games	L	Losses	Pts	Points

[edit] Coaches

#	Name	Nat	Seasons	Regular season							Playoffs				Assistants
#	Name	Nat	Seasons	G	W	L	T	OL	Pts	Pts %	G	W	L	Win %	Name	Nat	Seasons
1	Keith Allen		1967–68 – 1968–69	150	51	67	32	—	134	.447	11	3	8	.273	—
2	Vic Stasiuk		1969–70 – 1970–71	154	45	68	41	—	131	.425	4	0	4	.000	—
3	Fred Shero		1971–72 – 1977–78	554	308	151	95	—	711	.642	83	48	35	.578	Mike Nykoluk		72–73 – 76–77
															Barry Ashbee		74–75 – 76–77
															Terry Crisp		77–78 – 78–79
															Jacques Plante^(G)		77–78 – 81–82
															Pat Quinn		77–78
4	Bob McCammon		1978–79^†	50	22	17	11	—	55	.550	—				Terry Crisp		77–78 – 78–79
4	Bob McCammon		1978–79^†	50	22	17	11	—	55	.550	—				Jacques Plante^(G)		77–78 – 81–82
5	Pat Quinn		1978–79 – 1981–82^†	262	141	73	48	—	330	.630	39	22	17	.564	Terry Crisp		77–78 – 78–79
															Jacques Plante^(G)		77–78 – 81–82
															Bobby Clarke^(P)		79–80 – 81–82
															Bob Boucher		80–81 – 81–82
—	Bob McCammon		1981–82 – 1983–84	168	97	51	20	—	214	.637	10	1	9	.100	Jacques Plante^(G)		77–78 – 81–82
															Bobby Clarke^(P)		79–80 – 81–82
															Bob Boucher		80–81 – 81–82
															Bernie Parent^(G)		82–83 – 93–94
															Ted Sator		83–84 – 84–85
6	Mike Keenan		1984–85 – 1987–88	320	190	102	28	—	408	.638	57	32	25	.561	Bernie Parent^(G)		82–83 – 93–94
															Ted Sator		83–84 – 84–85
															Bill Barber		85–86 – 87–88
															Paul Holmgren		85–86 – 87–88
															E.J. McGuire		85–86 – 87–88
7	Paul Holmgren		1988–89 – 1991–92^†	264	107	126	31	—	245	.464	19	10	9	.526	Bernie Parent^(G)		82–83 – 93–94
															Mike Eaves		88–89 – 89–90
															Andy Murray		88–89 – 89–90
															Craig Hartsburg		90–91 – 93–94
															Ken Hitchcock		90–91 – 92–93
8	Bill Dineen		1991–92 – 1992–93	140	60	60	20	—	140	.500	—				Bernie Parent^(G)		82–83 – 93–94
															Craig Hartsburg		90–91 – 93–94
															Ken Hitchcock		90–91 – 92–93
9	Terry Simpson		1993–94	84	35	39	10	—	80	.476	—				Bernie Parent^(G)		82–83 – 93–94
															Craig Hartsburg		90–91 – 93–94
															Mike Eaves		93–94
10	Terry Murray		1994–95 – 1996–97	212	118	64	30	—	266	.627	46	28	18	.609	Keith Acton		94–95 – 97–98
															Rejean Lemelin^(G)		94–95 – present
															Tom Webster		94–95 – 95–96
															Dave Brown		96–97 – 97–98
11	Wayne Cashman		1997–98^†	61	32	20	9	—	73	.598	—				Keith Acton		94–95 – 97–98
															Rejean Lemelin^(G)		94–95 – present
															Dave Brown		96–97 – 97–98
12	Roger Neilson		1997–98 – 1999–2000 ¹	185	92	57	33	3	220	.595	29	14	15	.483	Keith Acton		94–95 – 97–98
															Rejean Lemelin^(G)		94–95 – present
															Dave Brown		96–97 – 97–98
															Wayne Cashman		97–98 – 99–00
															Craig Ramsay		98–99 – 99–00
13	Craig Ramsay		2000–01^†	28	12	12	4	0	28	.500	—				Rejean Lemelin^(G)		94–95 – present
															Bill Barber		00–01
															Mike Stothers		00–01 – 01–02
14	Bill Barber		2000–01 – 2001–02	136	73	40	17	6	169	.621	11	3	8	.273	Rejean Lemelin^(G)		94–95 – present
															Mike Stothers		00–01 – 01–02
															E.J. McGuire		01–02
15	Ken Hitchcock		2002–03 – 2006–07^†	254	131	73	28	22	312	.614	37	19	18	.514	Rejean Lemelin^(G)		94–95 – present
															Wayne Fleming		02–03 – 05–06
															Craig Hartsburg		02–03 – 03–04
															Terry Murray		03–04 – present
															John Stevens		06–07
16	John Stevens		2006–07 – present	156	63	71	—	22	148	.474	17	9	8	.529	Rejean Lemelin^(G)		94–95 – present
															Terry Murray		03–04 – present
															Craig Berube		06–07
															Jack McIlhargey		07–08 – present
															Joe Mullen		07–08 – present

[edit] Notes

Note 1: Neilson went on medical leave in February 2000 and initially planned on returning at the end of the first round of the playoffs, but his doctors advised the Flyers that he lacked the strength to perform his duties as head coach. After interim coach Craig Ramsay led the Flyers to the Eastern Conference Finals, the Flyers named Ramsay head coach. The games Ramsay coached in place of Neilson are officially counted on Neilson's coaching totals.

[edit] See also

List of NHL head coaches

[edit] References

Flyers History - All-Time Personnel List. Flyers History. Retrieved on 2007-08-02.
Philly Flyers - All-Time Assistant Coaches. Philly Flyers. Retrieved on 2007-08-02.
Philadelphia Flyers Coach Register. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved on 2008-05-25.

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