Claude Julien

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Claude Julien is a Canadian professional ice hockey coach best known for winning the Stanley Cup as head coach of the Boston Bruins and for his long NHL coaching career.

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instanceOf Canadian
human
ice hockey coach
awarded Jack Adams Award NERFINISHED
CalderCupYear 2007
coachedInLeague American Hockey League NERFINISHED
National Hockey League NERFINISHED
coachedTeam Boston Bruins NERFINISHED
Hamilton Bulldogs NERFINISHED
Montreal Canadiens NERFINISHED
Montreal Canadiens (second tenure) NERFINISHED
New Jersey Devils NERFINISHED
Team Canada national ice hockey team NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Canada
dateOfBirth 1960-04-23
draftStatus undrafted in the NHL
familyName Julien NERFINISHED
fullName Claude Julien NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName Claude NERFINISHED
hasCoachingStyle defensive-oriented system
hasRole assistant coach
head coach
JackAdamsAwardYear 2009
knownFor long NHL coaching career
strong defensive team structures
languageSpoken English
French
nationality Canadian
notableAchievement won the Stanley Cup as head coach of the Boston Bruins in 2011
occupation former ice hockey player
ice hockey coach
participatedIn coaching Team Canada at international tournaments
placeOfBirth Blind River, Ontario, Canada NERFINISHED
playedForTeam Baltimore Skipjacks NERFINISHED
Fredericton Express NERFINISHED
Halifax Citadels NERFINISHED
Quebec Nordiques NERFINISHED
playedInLeague American Hockey League NERFINISHED
National Hockey League NERFINISHED
positionPlayed defenceman
residence Quebec, Canada NERFINISHED
shoots Left
sport ice hockey
StanleyCupYear 2011
wonTitle Calder Cup NERFINISHED
Stanley Cup NERFINISHED

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Gatineau Olympiques notableCoach Claude Julien