NHL GMs don’t get second chances anymore. That might change how your favorite team is run.

If\u200b you had to\u200b guess,\u200b how\u200b many\u200b current\u200b NHL\u200b head coaches\u200b do you think\u200b have held that\u200b job\u200b for at least\u200b\u200b one other team during their careers?

You might assume the number would be fairly high. After all, the NHL is often accused of being an old boys’ club, where teams prefer the safety of a familiar name to taking a chance on a fresh face.

If so, you’d be right. The vast majority of current coaches – 21 out of 31 – are on at least their second head coaching job. That includes nine coaches who are on their second chance, eight who are on their third, and four who are on their fourth. John Tortorella is actually on his…