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Pittsburgh Penguins head coach Mike Sullivan is out as head coach. The team is calling it a parting of ways between the two sides. Philosophical differences emerged throughout meetings last week and Penguins GM Kyle Dubas has had ownerships blessing on making a change for several weeks, per sources. Sullivan who will be the top coaching candidate on the market, had two years left on his contract worth $5.75 Million per season.[/hide]
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All eyes right now turn to the New York Rangers. Sullivan, Rangers GM Chris Drury are close friends away from the rink as Sullivan has emerged as a leading candidate in New York. However, other situations mirror some watching, league sources say. Seattle piqued Sullivan’s interest last summer per sources and were willing to make Sullivan the first To read this insider news, subscribe to get “Inside Access”!
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