Look for Brad Shaw to remain in Philly

According to Anthony DiMarco, he was a contender for the head coaching roles in Anaheim and Washington.

However, Greg Cronin and Spencer Carberry were ultimately hired for those positions.

Shaw has spent most of his career as an assistant coach in the NHL, with a brief stint as the head coach for the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks in the AHL.

He has an extensive resume, having worked with teams like the St. Louis Blues, Columbus, Vancouver, and Philadelphia.

Throughout his career, Shaw has focused on penalty kills and defense. In his most recent role, he continued to excel in this area.

Although he was unsuccessful in securing a head coaching position this season, he remains dedicated to helping the Philadelphia team.

The two remaining head coaching vacancies are in New York and Calgary. These positions may be filled sooner rather than later, in contrast to Columbus, where it is expected that Mike Babcock will be named the head coach soon.

Shaw's initial attempts at leading the team this past season resulted in losses.

However, the team put up a good fight in both games, losing in overtime against the Ottawa Senators and suffering a 6-3 defeat against the Buffalo Sabres.