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Tom McVie (born June 6, 1935, Trail, British Columbia) was a coach in the National Hockey League. He coached the Washington Capitals from the 1975–76 season to the middle of the 1978–79 season. He moved to the Winnipeg Jets, then in the World Hockey Association, and coached the team to the Avco Cup in its last WHA season (1978–79). McVie then coached the Jets in their first two NHL seasons, 1979–80 and 1980–81. He replaced Bill MacMillan as head coach of the New Jersey Devils midway through the 1983–84 season, in which the team posted the worst record in its history. McVie returned as an NHL head coach with the Devils in 1991–92 after coaching the AHL Utica Devils.

McVie never played in the NHL but played thirteen seasons in the Western Hockey League for thirteen seasons from 1958-71. He played for several teams, primarily the Seattle Totems and the Portland Buckaroos.


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Preceded by
Milt Schmidt
Head Coaches of the Washington Capitals
1975–1979
Succeeded by
Danny Belisle
Preceded by
Larry Hillman
List of Winnipeg Jets (1972–1996) head coaches
1979–1981
Succeeded by
Bill Sutherland
Preceded by
Bill MacMillan
Head Coaches of the New Jersey Devils
1983–1984
Succeeded by
Doug Carpenter
Preceded by
John Cunniff
Head Coaches of the New Jersey Devils
1991–1992
Succeeded by
Herb Brooks
Washington Capitals Head Coaches
AndersonSullivanSchmidtMcVieBelisleGreenCrozierB. MurrayT. MurraySchoenfeldWilsonCassidyHanlonBoudreauD. HunterOatesTrotzReirdenLaviolette
New Jersey Devils Head Coaches
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Boston Bruins Head Coaches
RossDennenyF. Patrick • Ross • Weiland • Ross • ClapperBoucherL. PatrickSchmidtWatson • Schmidt • SindenJohnsonGuidolinCherryCreighton • Sinden • Cheevers • Sinden • GoringO'ReillyMilburyBownessSutterKasperBurnsKeenanFtorekO'ConnellSullivanLewisJulienCassidyMontgomery
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