Patrick Roy, the New York Islanders coach and former Colorado Avalanche goaltender, returned to Denver for the first time since his resignation as Avalanche coach in 2016. Reflecting on his departure, Roy acknowledged a lack of respect for the coaching position at the time but expressed gratitude for the lessons learned. His resignation allowed Jared Bednar to take over, eventually leading the Avalanche to a Stanley Cup win in 2022. Roy resumed an NHL coaching role in January 2024 with the Islanders, who have had a challenging start to the season. Meanwhile, the Avalanche are also struggling, particularly with goaltending issues. Despite past challenges, Roy is optimistic about his future contributions to the Islanders and his goal of winning another Stanley Cup.