Mike Keenan

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Michael Edward Keenan (born October 21, 1949 in Bowmanville, Ontario) is the current head coach of the Calgary Flames of the National Hockey League. Keenan was a player for St. Lawrence University (1969–72), the University of Toronto (1972–73), the Roanoke Valley Rebels (1973–74), and the Whitby Warriors (1976–77) He has served as the coach of various NHL teams.

[edit] Career record

Regular season points (Pts) contained in brackets () denote the team's standing after the full season, not the amount of points accrued at the time Keenan was fired.

Team	Year	Regular season							Post season
		G	W	L	T	OTL	Pts	Finish	W	L	Win %	Result
PHI	1984–85	80	53	20	7	—	113	1st in Patrick Division	12	7	.632	Runner-up
PHI	1985–86	80	53	23	4	—	110	1st in Patrick Division	2	3	.400	Preliminary round
PHI	1986–87	80	46	26	8	—	100	1st in Patrick Division	15	11	.577	Runner up
PHI	1987–88	80	38	33	9	—	85	2nd in Patrick Division	3	4	.429	Division semi-finalist
PHI Total		320	190	102	28	—	408		32	25	.561	4 playoff appearances
CHI	1988–89	80	27	41	12	—	66	4th in Norris Division	9	7	.563	Conference finalist
CHI	1989–90	80	41	33	6	—	88	1st in Norris Division	10	10	.500	Conference finalist
CHI	1990–91	80	49	23	8	—	106	1st in Norris Division	2	4	.333	Division semi-finalist
CHI	1991–92	80	36	29	15	—	87	2nd in Norris Division	12	6	.667	Runner up
CHI Total		320	153	126	41	—	347		33	27	.550	4 playoff appearances
NYR	1993–94	84	52	24	8	—	112	1st in Atlantic	16	7	.696	Won Stanley Cup
NYR Total		84	52	24	8	—	112		16	7	.696	1 playoff appearance 1 Stanley Cup Championship
STL	1994–95	48	29	15	5	—	63	2nd in Central	3	4	.429	Conference quarter-finalist
STL	1995–96	82	32	34	16	—	80	4th in Central	7	6	.538	Conference semi-finalist
STL	1996–97	33	15	17	1	—	(83)	4th in Central	—	—	—	(Fired)
STL Total		163	75	66	22	—	172		10	10	.500	2 playoff appearances
VAN	1997–98	63	21	30	12	—	(64)	7th in Pacific	—	—	—	Missed playoffs
VAN	1998–99	45	15	24	6	—	(58)	4th in Northwest	—	—	—	(Fired)
VAN Total		108	36	54	18	—	90		—	—	—
BOS	2000–01	74	33	26	7	8	81	4th in Northeast	—	—	—	(Resigned)
BOS Total		74	33	26	7	8	(88)		—	—	—
FLA	2001–02	56	16	29	8	3	(60)	4th in Southeast	—	—	—	Missed playoffs
FLA	2002–03	82	24	36	13	9	70	4th in Southeast	—	—	—	Missed playoffs
FLA	2003–04	15	5	8	2	0	(75)	4th in Southeast	—	—	—	(Resigned)
FLA Total		153	45	73	23	12	125		—	—	—
CGY	2007–08	82	42	30	—	10	94	3rd in Northwest	3	4	.429	Conference quarter-finalist
CGY	2008–09	82	46	30	—	6	98	2nd in Northwest	2	2	.500	Conference quarter-finalist
CGY Total		164	88	60	—	16	192		3	5	.375	2 playoff appearances
Career Total		1386	672	531	147	36	1,429		96	75	.561

Preceded by Bob McCammon	Philadelphia Flyers head coaches 1984–88	Succeeded by Paul Holmgren
Preceded by Bryan Murray	Winner of the Jack Adams Award 1985	Succeeded by Glen Sather
Preceded by Bob Murdoch	Chicago Blackhawks head coaches 1988–92	Succeeded by Darryl Sutter
Preceded by Ron Smith	New York Rangers head coaches 1993–94	Succeeded by Colin Campbell
Preceded by Bob Berry	St. Louis Blues head coaches 1994–97	Succeeded by Jimmy Roberts
Preceded by Tom Renney	Vancouver Canucks head coaches 1997–99	Succeeded by Marc Crawford
Preceded by Pat Burns	Boston Bruins head coaches 2000–01	Succeeded by Robbie Ftorek
Preceded by Duane Sutter	Florida Panthers head coaches 2001–04	Succeeded by Rick Dudley
Preceded by Rick Dudley	Florida Panthers general managers 2004–06	Succeeded by Jacques Martin
Preceded by Jim Playfair	Calgary Flames head coaches 2007 – present	Incumbent

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