Insider provides an important update about Mike Babcock's coaching career

Bissonnette had revealed last week that Babcock had used his position to gain access to players' phones to view photos in an attempt to get to know them better. Apparently, per Bissonnette's allegations, Babcock crossed lines with a number of players on the team, leading to the NHLPA investigation.

There has been plenty of speculation since Babcock's resignation that he could yet seek employment with another team at some point in the future. However, one NHL Insider says that isn't the case.

https://www.tsn.ca/nhl/video/johnston-i-dont-see-any-way-back-to-the-nhl-for-babcock~2766691

Babcock's time in the NHL should have been over after his treatment of a rookie Mitch Marner came to light, leading to a number of other former players who played under Babcock airing their grievances with the head coach on social media and in interviews. The hire in Columbus was an ill-advised one in the first place and I don't know how surprised anyone really is that he crossed lines once again, as he has clearly done many times in the past.