The Boston Bruins should have several intriguing coaching targets on the market, including Misha Donskov and Marco Sturm.

Former Oilers head coach Jay Woodcroft is among the possibilities to become the Bruins’ next head coach, according to Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff, who described him as a “leading candidate” for the vacancy on Wednesday’s Morning Cuppa Hockey podcast.

The Providence Bruins coach has done a terrific job of getting the most out of several players — Matt Poitras, Fabian Lysell, Frederic Brunet, Georgii Merkulov — who the Boston Bruins are hoping could be long-term contributors. On top of that, he led them to a spot in the AHL Playoffs.

The Boston Bruins remain in the hunt for a new head coach, and potential candidates are beginning to emerge for the vacancy.

Former Vancouver Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet is one of the most coveted candidates in the NHL coaching carousel, and he might have already made a final decision about his next team, and it's not the Boston Bruins.

Teams that do have head coaching vacancies have begun making moves. The New York Rangers wasted no time by hiring former Pittsburgh Penguins coach Mike Sullivan, and the Anaheim Ducks have hired Joel Quenneville.

GM Don Sweeney is taking a methodical approach to his interviews, with at least one candidate still active in the NHL playoffs.

The Boston Bruins are looking for a new head coach, and leading candidates are big names like Rick Tocchet and Marco Sturm. Tocchet offers experience

The Boston Bruins are looking for a new head coach and NHL insider Frank Seravalli revealed they are offering Rick Tocchet a massive deal.