Gerard Gallant is the new head coach of the Shanghai Dragons, the KHL club announced on Wednesday.

Former Florida Panthers coach Gerard Gallant will be joining the Shanghai Dragons as their new head coach. Gallant was a long-time NHL head coach, but he hasn't worked in the NHL since the 2022-23 ...

Gerard Gallant is heading back behind the bench after signing a two-year contract to coach the KHL’s Shanghai Dragons.

Former Henderson Silver Knights players Jake Bischoff and Gage Quinney have signed one-year contracts with the KHL's Shanghai ...

The Shanghai Dragons announced today that former New York Rangers head coach Gerard Gallant has signed with the organization.

Earlier this off-season, Gerard Gallant agreed to be the new coach of a KHL team, and now the Shanghai Dragons have ...

The Shanghai Dragons still constantly feel like they’re one map away from their big break, but even as the devastating record grows, the likelihood of that first W seems just within reach.

BURBANK, Calif. -- Continuing cheers for the Shanghai Dragons reverberated through the walls of the Blizzard Arena. They formed an audible backdrop as Dragons main tank Noh "Gamsu" Young-jin tried ...

The Shanghai Dragons dominated the first map, Ilios, with a convincing 2-0 victory. The Boston Uprising took an early 1-0 lead on the second map, King’s Row, but lost to a 3-4 score.

Perhaps the best way to frame the Dragons' misfortune thus far is to look at their match against the Mayhem, the third 0-4 sweep Shanghai has suffered this season.

Shanghai and Seoul freely traded ultimates in the early fight for point B. The Dragons had some great individual moments and efforts, but they never had enough people alive to take advantage.

The No. 1 seed Shanghai Dragons went 7-0 in a sharp, flawless performance. The Dragons were underdog darlings in the league's inaugural season, as they went 0-40 as the only Chinese team in the OWL.