Penguins Announce Major Coaching Staff Overhaul
Penguins Announce Major Coaching Staff Overhaul

Penguins Announce Major Coaching Staff Overhaul

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The Pittsburgh Penguins have revamped their coaching staff, appointing former center and two-time Stanley Cup champion Nick Bonino as an assistant coach after his retirement from professional hockey. Bonino, who played a pivotal role in the Penguins' 2016 and 2017 championships, joins new head coach Dan Muse. Veteran coach Todd Nelson, who recently won back-to-back AHL Calder Cups with the Hershey Bears, and former NHL forward Rich Clune have also been named assistant coaches. Troy Paquette has been appointed assistant video coach, and Andy Chiodo remains as goaltending coach. The changes reflect an emphasis on both championship experience and player development. Some analysts expressed surprise at Bonino's lack of prior coaching experience as he transitions into this new role.

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