General manager Chris Drury announced the move, bringing in the organization’s top candidate who was out of work for less than a full business week.

It only took Mike Sullivan a couple days to find a new head coaching job in the NHL. The Pittsburgh Penguins parted ways with Sullivan on Monday after 10 years with the organization, and on Friday, the New York Rangers hired him as their new coach.

“I would like to welcome Mike back to the Rangers organization,” MSG Executive Chairman and CEO James L. Dolan said in the news release. “Mike’s track record and success in the NHL and internationally speaks for itself, and I look forward to seeing him behind the Rangers bench.”