Report: Sharks granted permission to interview Randy Carlyle for coaching job
John E. Sokolowski / Reuters
Randy Carlyle might be going back to California.
The San Jose Sharks have been granted permission by the Toronto Maple Leafs to interview Carlyle for their vacant head-coaching position, as first reported by Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet.
Carlyle is a veteran of 704 regular-season games as an NHL head coach, posting a career record of 364-260-80. His most successful years came while standing behind the Anaheim Ducks' bench, which included a Stanley Cup win in 2007.
According to the oddsmakers at Bodog, however, he's a long shot to land the job.
Candidate | Odds |
---|---|
Dan Bylsma | 2/1 |
Jeff Blashill | 5/2 |
Marc Crawford | 9/2 |
Kevin Dineen | 9/2 |
Mike Babcock | 7/1 |
Larry Robinson | 8/1 |
Randy Carlyle | 19/2 |
Paul MacLean | 19/2 |
Carlyle was relieved of his duties by the Maple Leafs midway through the 2014-15 season, but is still under contract with the club.
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