A familiar face: Bruins hire ex-player Marco Sturm as new head coach
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The Boston Bruins announced the hiring of Marco Sturm as their new head coach, marking the third appointment by GM Don Sweeney. Sturm, a former player with extensive NHL experience, previously coached Germany's national team to a silver medal at the 2018 Winter Olympics. His resume includes serving as an assistant coach for the Los Angeles Kings and guiding their AHL affiliate. Stern's player development focus will be crucial for the Bruins, who have faced challenges in nurturing their talent. He played for the Bruins for five seasons, becoming a memorable part of their history in the 2010 Winter Classic.
Sturm's role is pivotal for the Bruins as the franchise aims to enhance player development, a crucial aspect they have struggled with in recent years.
Sturm has held various coaching roles, leading the German men's national team to Olympic silver, highlighting his potential success with the Bruins.
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