With the NHL offseason being in full swing for many teams, the coaching carousel continued to spin Monday with the fourth head coach firing. The Pittsburgh Penguins announced that the franchise was parting ways with Mike Sullivan after 10 seasons.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are about to embark on a coaching search for the first time in a decade. While the team is in transition — that’s the term Penguins president and general manager Kyle Dubas prefers,

The Pittsburgh Penguins and head coach Mike Sullivan agreed to part ways on Monday, the team announced. Sullivan served as Pittsburgh's head coach from the 2015-16 season through the end of the team's 2024-25 campaign, winning the Stanley Cup in each of his first two years with the team.