Head Coaches of the New York Islanders

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There have been 13 head coaches of the New York Islanders since the team began playing in the 1972-73 NHL season. Al Arbour, Mike Milbury, and Lorne Henning have had two stints as Islanders coach.

# Name Dates Games Record Winning % Playoffs Notes
1 Phil Goyette 1972 - 1973 48 6-38-4 .166 0-0
2 Earl Ingarfield 1973 30 6-22-2 .233 0-0
3 Al Arbour 1973 - 1986 1038 552-317-169 .613 109-62
4 Terry Simpson 1986 - 1988 187 81-82-24 .497 9-11
- Al Arbour 1988 - 1994 461 187-220-54 .464 10-17
5 Lorne Henning 1994 - 1995 48 15-28-5 .365 0-0
6 Mike Milbury 1995 - 1997 127 35-73-19 .350 0-0
7 Rick Bowness 1997 - 1998 100 38-50-12 .440 0-0
- Mike Milbury 1998 - 1999 66 22-39-5 .371 0-0
8 Bill Stewart 1999 35 10-18-7 .385 0-0 Interim coach
9 Butch Goring 1999 - 2001 147 41-89-13-4 .335 0-0
- Lorne Henning 2001 17 4-11-2-0 .294 0-0 Interim coach
10 Peter Laviolette 2001 - 2003 164 77-62-19-6 .546 4-8
11 Steve Stirling 2003 - 2006 124 56-51-11-6 .521 1-4
12 Brad Shaw 2006 40 18-18-4 .500 0-0 Interim coach
13 Ted Nolan 2006 - present - - - -

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