Darryl Sutter

Ice hockey coach & Stanley Cup champion

Darryl Sutter - Athletes & Sports Figures born August 19th, 1958
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A professional ice hockey player transitioned into coaching, gaining recognition in the National Hockey League (NHL). As a player, contributed to the Chicago Blackhawks and later served as a head coach for several teams, including the Los Angeles Kings. Led the Kings to victory in the 2012 Stanley Cup Finals, marking the first championship in the franchise's history. Achieved acclaim for implementing successful strategies and developing players throughout his coaching tenure.

Coached Los Angeles Kings to 2012 Stanley Cup title

Played for Chicago Blackhawks in the NHL

Served as head coach for Calgary Flames

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