When Rod Brind’Amour brought the Stanley Cup back to his hometown of Campbell River, BC, he gave a special coin to a close friend, Kim Wood, who has lived with cystic fibrosis her whole life. Here is their story.
Paul Maurice has a theory about the rhythm of a new hockey season.
The three coaches couldn’t be from more varied backgrounds.
What’s it like when NHL bench bosses catch up in the off-season? See the comradery between our coaches when they’re not battling it out behind the bench.
Keeping in close contact with team, preparing for all possible variables during period of unknown
Watch as Rick Tocchet, Rob Brind’Amour and Craig Berube join John Dellapina to discuss when they first thought about transitioning from NHL player to NHL coach.
One day the call will come and it will be Rod Brind’Amour’s turn. Ask not for whom the bell tolls, it will toll for Brind’Amour. Just as it ultimately tolls for all NHL head coaches. Brind’Amour certainly gets it.
Learn more about your favorite NHL coaches and meet those you don’t yet know in the NHLCA’s Behind The Boards feature.
Known as a players coach, “Rod the Bod” has found a way to use his experience as a player to connect with his team in a unique way.
Cassidy’s ability to adapt, teach and coach younger players and an experienced veteran core is one reason he’s now locked in behind Boston’s bench for at least the next four seasons.
It was a story of hard work, celebration and genuine camaraderie that intensified throughout the season.
In part two of our three-part interview, the Hurricanes head coach opens up about why being relevant was crucial to the team’s success and which players stepped up to answer the bell this season.
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