The Pittsburgh Penguins fired coach Mike Sullivan, who won back-to-back Stanley Cup titles in his first two seasons, the team announced Monday.

Mike Sullivan and the Penguins have agreed to part ways, the team announced on Monday morning, ending his tenure as the Penguins' coach after nine seasons.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are about to embark on a coaching search for the first time in a decade. While the team is in transition — that’s the term Penguins president and general manager Kyle Dubas prefers,

The Pittsburgh Steelers have parted ways with senior offensive assistant Mike Sullivan. On Monday, Sullivan’s profile no longer appeared on the site, which Alex Kozora of Steelers Depot first noticed, and a source confirmed to PennLive that Sullivan is no longer with the team.

The Pittsburgh Steelers added to the receiving corps, signing Robert Woods after skipping the position during the NFL Draft.

Despite the Pittsburgh Steelers having an NFL Draft weekend that “went well,” the team isn’t taking off for “Victory Monday” just yet. The Steelers announced on Monday that they are releasing nose tackle Montravius Adams and defensive back Ryan Watts.