Bruins Initiate Coaching Search Following Draft Lottery Setback
The Boston Bruins have launched their coaching search after the NHL Draft lottery revealed they would select seventh overall. General Manager Don Sweeney announced the process is "ongoing," mentioning that candidates are being evaluated, including those still competing in the playoffs. "We haven’t conducted any in-person interviews yet, but we’re advancing to Zoom interviews very shortly," Sweeney stated.
Sweeney confirmed that interim coach Joe Sacco and assistant Jay Leach will be included in the candidate pool. Both are considered strong contenders alongside other experienced coaches. He emphasized the excitement surrounding the position, noting positive feedback from potential candidates about the opportunity to coach the Bruins.
"We’re gathering information about the roster and assessing player health to ensure impactful returns," Sweeney added. He expressed optimism about the Bruins’ future, underlining the importance of finding the right fit for the head coaching role. As the franchise looks to rebuild and improve, the search aims to bring a new leader capable of guiding the team back to success. The coming weeks will be critical as the Bruins navigate this pivotal decision in their organization.
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