Mike Babcock, who was hired as the Columbus Blue Jackets' head coach in July after not having coached since 2019, is alleged to have asked players for their phones in order to go through their ...

Mike Babcock has resigned as head coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets less than three months after taking the job, the team announced Sunday. Pascal Vincent has been named interim coach and agreed ...

Columbus Blue Jackets Coach Mike Babcock announced his resignation Sunday, just 78 days after being announced as the new head coach. Here's what you need to know.

Mike Babcock’s tenure in Columbus is off to a rocky start. The new Blue Jackets coach is reportedly at the center of an NHLPA investigation after ex-NHLer Paul Bissonnette claimed on the ...

NHL Blue Jackets address Mike Babcock’s resignation, introduce Pascal Vincent as new head coach Pascal Vincent has been named coach, signing a two-year contract through the 2024-25 season.

The Columbus Blue Jackets hired Mike Babcock as their next head coach in July, but his tenure has come to an end in only two months. The team announced that Babcock has resigned and is being ...

During Mitch Marner’s rookie season with the Toronto Maple Leafs, then-head coach Mike Babcock asked the player to rank his teammates in an incident that has since been dubbed "the list". It wasn’t ...

Be the first to comment. Babcock had had a history of controversy in the NHL, and following multiple accusations of mental abuse of players, he was fired by the Leafs as head coach in 2019.

Babcock will replace former Blue Jackets head coach Brad Larsen, who went 62-85-16 in two seasons behind the bench. Babcock will be tasked with turning around a franchise that has won 15 playoff ...

Babcock was named the Blue Jackets’ new coach on July 1. It was a controversial hiring, given the way Babcock’s previous NHL job ended 3 1/2 years earlier with Toronto.

You had to be going 110 per cent with Mike when you were going through drills.” Still, Babcock made sure to respect Matthews and his role behind the bench.

Mike Babcock resigned as coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets on Sunday after just two months on the job, following word earlier this week of him asking players to show him photos on their phones.