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Lindy Ruff
YesNo
Jon Cooper
YesNo
Joel Quenneville
YesNo
Jared Bednar
YesNo
Dan Muse
YesNo
Glen Gulutzan
YesNo
Jeff Blashill
YesNo
Martin St Louis
YesNo
John Hynes
YesNo
Jim Hiller
YesNo
Craig Berube
YesNo
Bruce Cassidy
YesNo
Marco Sturm
YesNo
Dean Evason
YesNo
Lane Lambert
YesNo
Ryan Huska
YesNo
Scott Arniel
YesNo
Mike Sullivan
YesNo
Andrew Brunette
YesNo
Rick Tocchet
YesNo
Kris Knoblauch
YesNo
Andre Tourigny
YesNo
Jim Montgomery
YesNo
Rod Brind'Amour
YesNo
Travis Green
YesNo
Spencer Carbery
YesNo
Paul Maurice
YesNo
Adam Foote
YesNo
Patrick Roy
YesNo
Sheldon Keefe
YesNo
Todd McLellan
YesNo
Ryan Warsofsky
YesNo
AI Insights:
03.05 07:32 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
The market is in an irrational state of extreme overbuying, with the sum of all 'Yes' options reaching approximately 146 cents, far exceeding the mathematical limit of 100%. Based on betting odds from early March 2026 (Jon Cooper ~+130, Lindy Ruff ~+175, Jared Bednar ~+300), Jon Cooper is the favorite due to the 'overdue' narrative and Tampa Bay's performance. Lindy Ruff follows closely with the strong narrative of ending Buffalo's playoff drought. Jared Bednar, despite dominant team performance, often suffers in voting due to high preseason expectations. Dan Muse is overpriced at 15 cents compared to the ~6-7% implied probability at sportsbooks. The high prices for Jeff Blashill and John Hynes lack fundamental support and represent severe overvaluation.
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Movers
From Feb 27, 2026, to Mar 5, 2026, Jared Bednar's price dropped from 27.65c to 15.2c as capital consolidated around the top two contenders (Cooper and Ruff), and Bednar lacks the 'surprise factor' voters prefer due to high preseason expectations.
From Feb 27, 2026, to Mar 5, 2026, Dan Muse experienced extreme volatility, spiking from 4.55c to 24.45c before correcting to 15.45c. This was likely driven by speculative hype surrounding the Penguins' performance, followed by a realization that his odds were overextended.
From Feb 27, 2026, to Mar 1, 2026, Jeff Blashill's price crashed from 35.5c to 3.25c, indicating the previous high was likely a bubble driven by illiquidity or data anomalies, with the price now correcting towards a more rational (though still elevated) range.
Divergence
Significant divergence. Primarily in two areas: 1. Extreme market premium (>146%), indicating retail traders are chasing long-shot options. 2. Dan Muse is priced significantly higher on Polymarket (15.5c) compared to the consensus of mainstream media and sportsbooks (~7c). While bookmakers view this as a two-horse race between Jon Cooper and Lindy Ruff, Polymarket users are assigning disproportionate weight to Muse.