New York Rangers reportedly set to hire 3 big name coaches to join Mike Sullivan: Per Elliotte Friedman

The New York Rangers wasted no time to hire Mike Sullivan as their head coach shortly after they announced Peter Laviolette's departure from the organization after failing to make the playoffs this past season.

Along with that, the New York Rangers are reportedly set to make hiring of assistant coaches in the near future as Elliotte Friedman just announced that the Rangers organization is expected to hire three coaches to join Mike Sullivan's staff.

As the New York Rangers and Mike Sullivan look for coaches who can produce wins, it has been reported by Elliotte Friedman that the Rangers are expected to hire a few familiar faces of the New York Rangers along with several who are very familiar with Sullivan.

Those three coaches are reportedly former Rangers and Penguins coach David Quinn, another former Penguins coach Ty Hennes, and finally former Boston Bruins head coach Joe Sacco.

Just moments after the Bruins hired their next head coach Marco Sturm, Elliotte Friedman made the announcement:

Quinn was already a part of Sullivan's staff in Pittsburgh, and if rehired, should be a familiar face to many on the team already, including J.T. Miller, Mika Zibanejad, and Chris Kreider. During David Quinn's time in New York he managed to tally a 208-96-87-25, .522 record.

Along with that, former Bruins Head Coach Joe Sacco, who produced a dismal record with a roster worn down through attrition and bad management, still managed to tally a record of 62-25-30-7.

Finally, Ty Hennes has worked with Sullivan on the Penguins coaching staff since 2018 as a skills coach before getting promoting to assistant coach in 2022.

Certainly a staff that's familiar with winning.