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Sheldon Keefe

Sheldon Keefe is the head coach of the New Jersey Devils, a job Keefe took in May 2024 after five seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Keefe reached the playoffs in all five of those Toronto seasons but won only one series, and Toronto fired Keefe in May 2024 following a first-round loss to Boston. The Devils missed the playoffs in 2025-26 and kept Keefe anyway, with two years left on Keefe's contract.

Role now Head coach, New Jersey Devils
Born 17 September 1980, Brampton, Ontario
Playing career Left wing, Tampa Bay; 47th overall in 1999; career ended by a knee injury
Coaching career Pembroke Lumber Kings, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, Toronto Marlies AHL (2015-19), Toronto Maple Leafs (2019-24), New Jersey Devils since 2024
NHL record 296-167-50 in 513 regular-season games, 17-25 in the playoffs, through 2025-26
Honours Calder Cup with the Toronto Marlies, 2018; CHL Coach of the Year, 2015
Known for Puck-possession structure, and Toronto teams that piled up regular-season points and exited early