Cooper has ‘perfect demeanor,’ continues winning ways as Lightning coach
Tampa Bay again among best teams, contending for Atlantic Division title.
Tampa Bay again among best teams, contending for Atlantic Division title.
Jon Cooper joins the After Hours studio to discuss his 14-year tenure as head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning, his team’s culture, coaching stars like Nikita Kucherov, his experience at the Olympics and the Four Nations, and more.
Lightning coach was behind bench for Canada’s OT defeat in Olympic gold medal game before dad died.
Coach works 1st outdoor game in Tampa before heading to Milan with Canada.
Lightning coach dresses the part at Raymond James Stadium for marquee outdoor event.
Head coach joined by family on ice, presented with silver stick.
Cooper’s 594 wins are the most by a coach in their first 1,000 games with a single NHL team.
58-year-old will become 5th to do so with 1 franchise, has won Stanley Cup twice.
A veteran core, a wave of opportunity, and a coach who knows exactly how to balance both as Jon Cooper explains what really drives the Tampa Bay Lightning’s chemistry.
At the 4 Nations Face-Off, the role of a coach is to have a ‘feel’ for his team and make adjustments. Cooper did a masterful job of that against Finland, says Ken Campbell.
Game against U.S. will be another experience on both sides of hockey rivalry.
The Bolts’ bench boss has the second-most victories of any NHL coach in their first 900 games.
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