The Pittsburgh Penguins have officially parted ways with head coach Mike Sullivan, who has been at the helm for 10 seasons and led the team to two Stanley Cup championships. This decision comes after the Penguins missed the playoffs for the third consecutive year. Both the team and Sullivan agreed that it was time to move on, with no specific blame attributed to either side. Sullivan, who was the longest-tenured coach in the NHL, is now available, prompting speculation about potential opportunities with other teams, including the New York Rangers.