Marc Crawford

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Marc Crawford is a Canadian professional ice hockey coach and former NHL head coach best known for leading the Colorado Avalanche to a Stanley Cup championship in 1996.

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Marc Crawford canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Hockey League coach
former ice hockey player
human
ice hockey coach
awardReceived Jack Adams Award
championshipWithTeam 1996 Stanley Cup with Colorado Avalanche
coachedLeague National Hockey League
National League (Switzerland)
coachedNotablePlayer Joe Sakic
Markus Näslund
linked to: Markus Naslund

Patrick Roy
Peter Forsberg
Todd Bertuzzi
coachedRole associate coach
head coach
coachedTeam Colorado Avalanche
Dallas Stars
Los Angeles Kings
Ottawa Senators
Quebec Nordiques
Vancouver Canucks
ZSC Lions
countryOfCitizenship Canada
employer Colorado Avalanche
Dallas Stars
Los Angeles Kings
Ottawa Senators
Vancouver Canucks
ZSC Lions
gender male
hasWon Stanley Cup as head coach
Swiss National League championship with ZSC Lions
languageOfWorkOrName English
leagueChampionshipWonAsCoach Stanley Cup
nationality Canadian
notableAchievement youngest Jack Adams Award winner at time of award
notableWork coaching Colorado Avalanche to 1996 Stanley Cup championship
occupation ice hockey coach
ice hockey player
participantIn Stanley Cup playoffs
linked to: NHL playoffs
positionPlayed left wing
sport ice hockey

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Quebec Nordiques notableCoach Marc Crawford
1999 NHL All-Star Game coachAway Marc Crawford
1996 Stanley Cup Finals championCoach Marc Crawford
Cornwall Royals notableAlumnus Marc Crawford
Cornwall Royals notableCoach Marc Crawford
Detroit Vipers notableCoach Marc Crawford