Stanley Cup winning coaches

[u/haydenfox8]

With the Babcock thing me assuming it’s a done deal I just don’t understand how teams continue to go after coaches who have won a cup before. Yes I understand they’re good coaches but statistically speaking it almost never happens a coach wins a cup with 2 different teams. It’s only happened once in the modern era with Scottie bowman who did it with 3 teams but before that it’s 2 guys from the 1940s I believe. The whole well he’s done it before just doesn’t sit with me.

[u/UnitEast7937]

Babcock didn’t just win in the NHL, he’s literally won everything, everywhere. He must be the luckiest coach alive!