The New York Rangers are once again in search of a new head coach, a recurring theme for the franchise over the past four seasons. Mike Sullivan, John Tortorella, and now Rick Tockett are among the names under consideration. Tockett, recently dismissed from the Vancouver Canucks, has a mixed coaching record with only two playoff appearances in his nine seasons as a head coach. His time with the Canucks was marked by internal drama, raising doubts about his fit with the Rangers. The podcast also highlights Michael Pekka, a respected assistant coach, and David Carl, a successful college coach, as potential candidates. Carl's impressive track record in college hockey makes him an appealing option, especially given his ability to develop young talent. The discussion emphasizes the need for a bold choice, considering the Rangers' historical struggles for sustained success.