John Tortorella popped off after another Philadelphia loss — the sixth straight on his watch — and declared he was not interested in learning how to coach a losing team in another empty season.

The Philadelphia Flyers came alive in their first game after firing head coach John Tortorella, defeating the Montreal Canadiens 6-4 in interim coach Brad Shaw's debut on Thursday night.

Speaking on "Bull and Fox," when asked if James could play hockey, Tortorella emphatically stated: "Not a chance. He can't skate. He's too damn big, he can't skate." Tortorella even went so far as ...

And apparently, there’s a link between Tortorella’s departure, just a few weeks before the end of the season, and the situation with York. According to journalist Kevin Kurz, it’s “fair to say” that ...

PHILADELPHIA — It was always going to end this way, with John Tortorella saying something incendiary that he couldn’t take back or breaking under the burden of coaching a bad team. That is ...

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“He is the finest human being you’ll ever be around.” That’s high praise from San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky about John Tortorella. “He’s just very genuine. I think that’s a great word for ...

John Tortorella has been fired by the Philadelphia Flyers after three seasons as head coach. Tortorella previously coached the Columbus Blue Jackets for six seasons, leading them to four playoff ...

John Tortorella's three-year tenure with the Philadelphia Flyers came to an end prematurely on Thursday, March 27. The longtime coach was ousted after a disappointing loss amid a recent streak ...

The Philadelphia Flyers have fired coach John Tortorella as the team spirals toward missing the playoffs for the fifth straight season and one of the worst records in the Eastern Conference.