Logan Thompson on Golden Knights firing head coach Bruce Cassidy: 'You never want to see someone lose their job'

""You never want to see someone lose their job, especially Bruce. He has an amazing family and kids. I wouldn't be a Stanley Cup champion without Bruce.""

""I know he'll land on his feet. He can be out of the game as long as he wants, but I know he's going to get another coaching job and, I think he's going to be very successful wherever he lands.""

""Three, four years. And then he really starts to grind on players," Friedman said, indicating that Cassidy's relationship with the locker room had faltered before the coaching change."

Logan Thompson defeated his former team, the Vegas Golden Knights, in a shootout, prompting the firing of head coach Bruce Cassidy. Cassidy, the longest-tenured coach in franchise history, was replaced by John Tortorella. Thompson expressed regret over Cassidy's dismissal, acknowledging his significant contributions to both Thompson's career and the team's success. Despite the firing, Thompson believes Cassidy will find another coaching position and succeed. Reports indicate that Cassidy's relationship with players had deteriorated over the years, contributing to the decision to let him go.

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