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Jon Cooper Discusses Tenure as Tampa Bay Lightning Head Coach
Jon Cooper, head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning, recently discussed his 14-year tenure with Sportsnet. Cooper reflected on the team's culture and coaching players such as Nikita Kucherov, as well as his Olympic and Four Nations experiences.
Jon Cooper, the Tampa Bay Lightning's head coach, appeared on Sportsnet's After Hours to discuss his lengthy tenure with the team. Cooper is currently the NHL's longest-tenured coach, with 14 years behind the Lightning's bench. He spoke about the team's culture and his experiences coaching star players such as Nikita Kucherov. Cooper also reflected on his experiences at the Olympics and the Four Nations tournament. He has been the head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning since 2010-11.
Key Facts
- Jon Cooper discussed his 14 years as the Tampa Bay Lightning's head coach on Sportsnet.
- Cooper is the NHL's longest-tenured coach.
- Cooper reflected on the Lightning's team culture.
- He spoke about coaching star players, including Nikita Kucherov.
- Cooper also discussed his experiences at the Olympics.
- He reflected on the Four Nations tournament.
- Cooper has been the Lightning's head coach since the 2010-11 season.