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After retirement, Roy coached and managed the Quebec Remparts, winning junior championships. He also spent three seasons as head coach of the Colorado Avalanche, instilling his intensity and passion. His presence in hockey continues, with frequent appearances at ceremonies and in discussions about the greatest goaltenders.

He is remembered as a fierce competitor who brought emotion and fire to the rink. While living more privately now, Roy remains active in hockey circles. His influence on goaltending technique and his reputation for excellence keep him an enduring figure in both Canadian hockey culture and NHL history.