List of Minnesota North Stars Head Coaches - Head Coaches With Multiple Tenures

Head Coaches With Multiple Tenures

Name Term GC W L T PTS Win% PGC PW PL PWin% Reference
Blair, WrenWren Blair* 1967–1968; 1969–1969 7002147000000000000147 700148000000000000048 700165000000000000065 700134000000000000034 7002130000000000000130 .442 700114000000000000014 70007000000000000007 70007000000000000007 .500
Burns, CharlieCharlie Burns* 1969–1970; 1975 700186000000000000086 700122000000000000022 700150000000000000050 700114000000000000014 700158000000000000058 .337 70006000000000000006 70002000000000000002 70004000000000000004 .333
Gordon, JackJack Gordon* 1970–1973; 1974–1975 7002289000000000000289 7002116000000000000116 7002123000000000000123 700150000000000000050 7002282000000000000282 .488 700125000000000000025 700111000000000000011 700114000000000000014 .440
Sonmor, GlenGlen Sonmor* 1978–1983; 1984–1985; 1987 7002421000000000000421 7002177000000000000177 7002161000000000000161 700183000000000000083 7002437000000000000437 .519 700147000000000000047 700126000000000000026 700121000000000000021 .553

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