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Penguins Hire New Head Coach After Nationwide Search

  • The Pittsburgh Penguins hired Dan Muse as their new head coach on Wednesday, replacing Mike Sullivan in Pittsburgh, PA.
  • Last month, Sullivan ended his tenure with the Penguins and quickly took on the head coaching role with the New York Rangers, leading the Penguins to consider numerous candidates in their search for a new coach.
  • At 42 years old, Muse brings two decades of coaching expertise, highlighted by his NHL assistant coaching stints with the Rangers and Predators, as well as his tenure as head coach of USA Hockey's National Team Development Program.
  • Penguins GM Kyle Dubas highlighted that what distinguished Dan Muse was his proven track record of player development, his success in leading teams at various coaching levels, and his effective management of special teams throughout his NHL coaching career.
  • Muse inherits a team needing depth scoring and goaltending improvements as the Penguins transition from the Sidney Crosby era toward a youth movement and sustainability.
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Penguins name Dan Muse as new head coach

Penguins’ GM Kyle Dubas chooses former Predators, Rangers assistant to help team find its way back to relevance

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pittsburghhockeynow.com broke the news in on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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