Tom McVie, 2nd head coach in New Jersey Devils history, dies
McVie dies at 89, was ‘quite a character’ as coach for Devils, Capitals, Jets
Longtime Vancouver resident Tom McVie, former NHL coach, dies at 89
Tom McVie, second head coach in New Jersey Devils history, dies at 89
Tom McVie, the second head coach in New Jersey Devils history, has died at 89. McVie was also the Jets’ first coach in the NHL and the Devils’ second after they moved from Colorado in 1982. He also coached the Washington Capitals,
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Tom McVie, who coached the Winnipeg Jets to the 1979 World Hockey Association championship before moving on to a head-coaching career in the NHL with the Washington Capitals and New Jersey Devils, died at the age of 89.
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