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Yahoo Sports reports that the Columbus Blue Jackets face an uncertain 2026-27 season after falling short of the Stanley Cup Playoffs in dramatic fashion. Head coach Rick Bowness, originally brought in as a temporary solution, returns to lead a team still processing the sting of late-season collapse. The questions surrounding this roster now go deeper than line combinations or goaltending splits; they touch on identity, resilience, and how a young organization metabolizes public failure.
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