Joel Quenneville's impressive coaching career has earned him millions, but his legacy extends beyond money. From three Stanley Cups to a comeback with the Anaheim Ducks, his story is far from over.

After he won the Stanley Cup as an assistant coach with the Colorado Avalanche in 1996, Quenneville became head coach in St. Louis and led the Blues to the playoffs in seven of his eight seasons. After being fired in 2004, Quenneville returned to Colorado as head coach for three seasons.

The Ducks have made a controversial hire with Joel Quenneville tapped as their next head coach, the team announced Thursday, despite the NHL previously banning and reprimanding the 66-year-old for how he handled sexual assault allegations while he coached the Blackhawks.