Longtime Coach Rick Bowness Calls It A Career, Announced Retirement
Winnipeg Jets head coach Rick Bowness today announced his retirement from coaching after 38 seasons in the NHL.
Bowness was the last active coach in the NHL who was also a head coach for an NHL team in the 1980s, and is one of only three, along with Scotty Bowman and Pat Quinn, to serve as an NHL head coach in five different decades. His 2,726 games as an NHL coach are the most by anyone in league history.
We want to wish Bowness a happy retirement! The hockey world will miss him!
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