First Head Coach in the NHL to be Fired in 2019-2020 Odds

Written by:
C Costigan
Published on:
Oct/08/2019

The first NHL coach to be fired in the 2019-20 season according to oddsmakers will be  Jim Montgomery (DAL) +400 (payout of $400 for every $100 bet).


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First NHL Head Coach to be Fired or Resign
45501     Jim Montgomery (DAL)         +400     
45502     Peter DeBoer (SJ)         +500     
45503     Rick Tocchet (ARI)         +600     
45504     Bruce Boudreau (MIN)         +700     
45505     Todd McLellan (LAK)         +1000     
45506     Paul Maurice (WPG)         +900     
45507     John Hynes (NJ)         +900     
45508     Travis Green (VAN)         +800     
45509     John Tortorella (CBJ)         +1000     
45510     Mike Babcock (TOR)         +1000     
45511     Jon Cooper (TBL)         +1200     
45512     Alain Vigneault (PHI)         +1600     
45513     Jeff Blashill (DET)         +1600   

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Despite guiding his team to a seven-game playoff series against the eventual champs last season, Jim Montgomery is the favorite to be fired first this season, at least according to the oddsmakers.

Montgomery leads the way with 4-1 odds while Peter DeBoer, Rick Tocchet, Bruce Boudreau and Paul Maurice round out the top 5.

- Chris Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

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