Former Capitals assistant coach Mitch Love reportedly named new head coach of KHL's Shanghai Dragons
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Former Capitals assistant coach Mitch Love reportedly named new head coach of KHL's Shanghai Dragons
"The Washington Capitals fired assistant coach Mitch Love in October following an NHL investigation into his personal conduct. According to RG's Sergey Demidov, Love has found his next job, signing a contract to become the KHL's Shanghai Dragons' new head coach on Saturday. The Shanghai-based team, which plays their home games at Saint Petersburg's SKA Arena, had an opening after former NHL bench boss Gerard Gallant recently departed for health reasons."
"Love's contract is reportedly for the rest of this season and all of next. Dragons assistant coach Mike Kelly has been serving as interim head coach during Gallant's absence. Over the past offseason, Love was in the running for several head coaching positions around the league, with reported ties to the Pittsburgh Penguins, Boston Bruins, and Seattle Kraken. Before his tenure with the Capitals, Love spent time as head coach of the Stockton Heat and Calgary Wranglers in the AHL."
Mitch Love was fired by the Washington Capitals in October following an NHL investigation into his personal conduct. He signed a contract to become the KHL's Shanghai Dragons head coach, reportedly for the rest of this season and next. The Shanghai-based club plays home games at Saint Petersburg's SKA Arena and had an opening after Gerard Gallant departed for health reasons, with Mike Kelly serving as interim head coach. Love had been considered for several NHL head coaching jobs and previously led the AHL's Stockton Heat and Calgary Wranglers. NHL teams received letters alleging Love's off-ice conduct, prompting the investigation.
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