The Top 5 Boston Bruins Coaches in Franchise History Have Been Revealed
The Boston Bruins, the third-oldest active team in the NHL and the oldest in the United States, have a rich history of head coaches. Here are some notable names in Bruins' coaching history:
5. Harry Sinden
Led the Bruins to their first Stanley Cup in 29 years in the 1969-1970 season.
4. Don "Grapes" Cherry
Known for his aggressive and flamboyant coaching style, Cherry guided the Bruins through successful seasons and two Stanley Cup Finals appearances.
3. Bruce "Butch" Cassidy
Took over as interim head coach in the 2016-17 season and led the team to multiple playoff appearances, including a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals in 2019.
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2. Claude Julien
The franchise's winningest coach, Julien coached the Bruins for ten seasons, including their Stanley Cup victory in 2011.
1. Art Ross
A legendary figure in Bruins' history, Ross played a key role in the team's formation and success. He served as a coach, general manager, and scout, leading the Bruins to two Stanley Cup victories and making significant contributions to the game of hockey.
These coaches have left a lasting impact on the Boston Bruins, shaping the team's legacy and contributing to its success on and off the ice.
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