LOS ANGELES KINGS ALL-TIME COACHING HISTORY
Year-By-Year Coaching Staff | Playoff Register | Fastest 100 Wins | Photo Gallery
COACHING RECORDS
 
COACH
GP
W
L
T
OT
PTS
PCT.
1
Andy Murray
(June 14, 1999 - March 22, 2006)
480
215
176
58
31
519
.540
2
Bob Pulford
(June 7, 1972 - May 27, 1977)
396
178
150
68
 
424
.535
3
Terry Murray
(July 17, 2008 - December 12, 2011)
246
139
106
-
30
308
.560
4
Larry Robinson
(July 26, 1995 - April 19, 1999)
328
122
161
45
 
289
.441
5
Tom Webster
(May 31, 1989 - May 4, 1992)
240
115
94
31
 
261
.544
6
Bob Berry
(April 21, 1978 - May 22, 1981)
240
107
94
39
 
253
.527
7
Barry Melrose
(June 25, 1992 - April 19, 1995)
209
79
101
29
 
187
.447
8
Pat Quinn
(May 29, 1984 - Jan. 10, 1987)
202
75
101
26
 
176
.436
9
Don Perry
(Jan. 11, 1982 - Jan. 27, 1984)
168
52
85
31
 
135
.402
10
Marc Crawford
(May 22, 2006 - June 10, 2008)
164
59
84
-
21
139
.423
11
Red Kelly
(June 8, 1967 - June 3, 1969)
150
55
75
20
 
130
.433
12
Robbie Ftorek
(Dec. 9, 1987 - May 31, 1989)
132
65
56
11
 
141
.534
13
Larry Regan
(Aug. 7, 1970 - Oct. 27, 1971)
88
27
47
14
 
68
.386
14
Ron Stewart
(Aug. 4, 1977 - April 20, 1978)
80
31
34
15
 
77
.481
15
Fred Glover
(Oct. 30, 1971 - April 28, 1972)
68
18
42
8
 
44
.324
16
Mike Murphy
(Jan. 10 - Dec. 5, 1987)
65
20
37
8
 
48
.369
17
Johnny Wilson
(Dec. 14, 1969 - April 4, 1970)
52
9
34
9
 
27
.260
18
Parker MacDonald
(May 22, 1981 - Jan. 11, 1982)
42
13
24
5
 
31
.369
19
Roger Neilson
(Jan. 30 - April 20, 1984)
28
8
17
3
 
19
.339
20
Hal Laycoe
(June 6 - Dec. 13, 1969)
24
5
18
1
 
11
.229
21
John Torchetti
(March 22 - April 17, 2006)
12
5
7
0
 
10
.416
22
Rogie Vachon
( Jan. 27 - 28 1984; Dec. 6 - 8 1987; April 21 - May 3,1995)
10
4
3
3
 
11
.550
23
John Stevens
(Dec. 13-19, 2011)
4
2
2
0
 
4
.500
COACHING STAFF YEAR-BY-YEAR BREAKDOWN
2011-12: Darryl Sutter, Terry Murray, John Stevens, Jamie Kompon, Bill Ranford[9]
2010-11: Terry Murray, John Stevens, Jamie Kompon, Bill Ranford
2009-10: Terry Murray, Mark Hardy, Jamie Kompon, Bill Ranford
2008-09: Terry Murray, Mark Hardy, Jamie Kompon, Bill Ranford
2007-08: Marc Crawford, Mike Johnston, Dave Lewis,
Nelson Emerson, Jamie Kompon, Bill Ranford
2006-07: Marc Crawford, Mike Johnston, Nelson Emerson,
Jamie Kompon, Bill Ranford
2005-06: Andy Murray, Mark Hardy, Ray Bennett,
John Van Boxmeer, Andy Nowicki ( [8]John Torchetti)
2004-05: LOCKOUT
2003-04: Andy Murray, Mark Hardy, Ray Bennett,
John Van Boxmeer, Andy Nowicki
2002-03: Andy Murray, Mark Hardy, Ray Bennett,
John Van Boxmeer, Andy Nowicki
2001-02: Andy Murray, Dave Tippett, Mark Hardy,
Ray Bennett, Andy Nowicki
2000-01: Andy Murray, Dave Tippett, Mark Hardy, Ray Bennett
1999-00: Andy Murray, Dave Tippett, Mark Hardy, Ray Bennett
1998-99: Larry Robinson, Rick Green, Jay Leach, Don Edwards
1997-98: Larry Robinson, Rick Green, Jay Leach, Don Edwards
1996-97: Larry Robinson, Rick Green, Jay Leach, Don Edwards
1995-96: Larry Robinson, John Perpich, Rick Green, Don Edwards
1994-95: Barry Melrose, Cap Raeder, John Perpich ( [7]Rogie Vachon)
1993-94: Barry Melrose, Cap Raeder
1992-93: Barry Melrose, Cap Raeder
1991-92: Tom Webster, Cap Raeder, Rick Wilson
1990-91: Tom Webster, Cap Raeder, Rick Wilson
1989-90: Tom Webster, Cap Raeder, Rick Wilson
1988-89: Robbie Ftorek, Bryan Maxwell, Cap Raeder
1987-88: Mike Murphy, Phil Myre, Bryan Maxwell, ( [6]Rogie Vachon, Robbie Ftorek)
1986-87: Pat Quinn, Mike Murphy, Phil Myre ([5]Mike Murphy)
1985-86: Pat Quinn, Mike Murphy, Phil Myre
1984-85: Pat Quinn, Mike Murphy, Phil Myre
1983-84: Don Perry, Rogie Vachon ( [4]Rogie Vachon, Roger Neilson)
1982-83: Don Perry, Brad Selwood
1981-82: Parker MacDonald, Nick Beverly ( [3]Don Perry)
1980-81: Bob Berry, Ralph Backstrom, Parker MacDonald
1979-80: Bob Berry, Frank St. Marseille
1978-79: Bob Berry
1977-78: Ron Stewart
1976-77: Bob Pulford
1975-76: Bob Pulford
1974-75: Bob Pulford
1973-74: Bob Pulford
1972-73: Bob Pulford
1971-72: Larry Regan ( [2]Fred Glover)
1970-71: Larry Regan
1969-70: Hal Laycoe ( [1] Johnny Wilson)
1968-69: Red Kelly
1967-68: Red Kelly

[9]In 2011-12, John Stevens served as Kings interim head coach from December 13-19, 2011 after Terry Murray was relieved of his duties on December 12, 2011. On December 20, Darryl Sutter was officially named head coach of the Kings.

[8]In 2005-06, John Torchetti served the last 12 games as Kings interim head coach (5-7-0) after Andy Murray was relieved of his duties on March 22, 2006.

[7]In 1994-95, GM Rogie Vachon served as interim head coach for the last seven games of the season (3-2-2) after Barry Melrose was relieved of his duties on April 19, 1995 (13-21-7).

[6]In 1987-88, GM Rogie Vachon filled in as interim head coach for one game (0-1-0) after Mike Murphy was releived of his duties after a 7-16-4 start to the season on Dec. 5, 1987. Robbie Ftorek took over as head coach on Dec. 9, 1987, and posted a 23-25-4 mark to finish the season.

[5]In 1986-87, Patt Quinn agreed to a contract to become the President and General Manager of the Vancouver Canucks for the 1987-88 season. As a result, Quinn was removed as Kings head coach on Jan. 10, 1987 and assistant coach Mike Murphy took over.

[4]In 1983-84, assistant coach Rogie Vachon filled in as interim head coach for two games (1-0-1) after Don Perry was relieved of his duties 50 games into the season (14-27-9) on Jan. 27, 1984 and prior to Roger Neilson taking over as head coach. Neilson took over on Jan. 30, 1984 and posted an 8-17-3 mark.

[3]In 1981-82, Don Perry finished the season as Kings head coach after Parker MacDonald retired 42 (13-24-5) games into the season on Jan. 11, 1982. Perry posted an 11-17-0 mark.

[2]In 1971-72, GM Larry Regan started the season as the Kings head coach, but following a 2-7-1 start, Regan named Fred Glover head coach on Oct. 30, 1971. Glover went 18-42-8 and was fired on April 28, 1972.

[1]In 1969-70, Johnny Wilson finished the season after Hal Laycoe was relieved of his duties after 24 (5-18-1) games on Dec. 13, 1969. Wilson went 9-34-9 before being assigned to Springfield on Aug. 7, 1970.

KINGS COACHING PLAYOFF REGISTER
COACH GAMES W-L PLAYOFF YEARS
Bob Berry 10 2-8 3 (1979, 1980, 1981)
Robbie Ftorek 16 5-11 2 (1988, 1989)
Red Kelly 18 7-11 2 (1968, 1969)
Barry Melrose 24 13-11 1 (1993)
Mike Murphy 5 1-4 1 (1987)
Andy Murray 24 10-14 3 (2000, 2001, 2002)
Terry Murray 12 4-8 2 (2010, 2011)
Don Perry 10 4-6 1 (1982)
Bob Pulford 26 10-16 4 (1974, 1975, 1976, 1977)
Pat Quinn 3 0-3 1 (1985)
Larry Robinson 4 0-4 1 (1998)
Ron Stewart 2 0-2 1 (1978)
Tom Webster 28 12-16 3 (1990, 1991, 1992)
FASTEST 100 WINS AS A KINGS HEAD COACH
COACH 100TH WIN
GAME # 

RECORD
Terry Murray (3-2 vs. Edmonton, 12/23/2010)   
197
100-76-21
Andy Murray     (4-1 vs. Minnesota, 1/24/02)
214
100-82-32
Bob Pulford       (7-4 vs. Kansas City, 3/4/75)
220
100-81-39
Bob Berry         (3-1 at Colorado, 3/6/81)  
227
100-92-35
Larry Robinson   (3-0 at Pittsburgh, 12/22/98) 
279
100-136-43

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