Barry Trotz
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About
Became the first coach of the Nashville Predators in 1998 and helped develop the team into a competitive franchise. He won a Stanley Cup Championship as the coach of the Washington Capitals in 2018 and he is a two-time recipient of the Jack Adams Award, given to the league's top coach.
Before Fame
He played for the WHL's Regina Pats from 1979 to 1982 and helped the team to a Championship in 1980.
Trivia
During his time with the Predators, he became the longest active tenured coach in the NHL in February 2013 after the Buffalo Sabres fired Lindy Ruff.
Family Life
He has four children, Shalan, Tyson, Tiana and Nolan, with his wife Kim.
Associated With
He began coaching goaltender Pekka Rinne on the Predators in 2005.
