Peter Laviolette, with ties to Massachusetts, brings a wealth of experience and is viewed as a potential coaching fit for the Bruins. Despite a challenging season with the Rangers, his prior success marks him as a strong candidate for a team looking to compete.

Peter Laviolette's tenure with the Rangers ends abruptly after a disappointing second season. Despite a strong first year, his inability to adapt and improve the team's performance led to his dismissal, highlighting the challenges coaches face in the NHL.

Peter Laviolette was fired by the Rangers after leading them to a Presidents’ Trophy in the previous season but failing to make the playoffs this year. His relationship with the Bruins could see him as a candidate for their coaching role, given his local ties and previous experience with the organization.

Peter Laviolette was dismissed as head coach of the Rangers after two seasons, failing to meet expectations after a strong prior year.

Peter Laviolette was fired after a disappointing second season with the Rangers following a successful first year. His coaching decisions, especially in utilizing the roster, faced criticism as the team missed the playoffs.