Ted Nolan

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Ted Nolan is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player and coach, best known for winning the Jack Adams Award as NHL coach of the year with the Buffalo Sabres and for his advocacy for Indigenous peoples in sport.

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instanceOf Canadian
human
ice hockey coach
ice hockey player
awardReceived Jack Adams Award
NHL Coach of the Year
OHL Coach of the Year
QMJHL Coach of the Year
coachedTeam Buffalo Sabres
Latvia men's national ice hockey team
Moncton Wildcats
New York Islanders
Poland men's national ice hockey team
Rochester Americans
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
countryOfCitizenship Canada
dateOfBirth 1958-04-07
draftedBy Detroit Red Wings
draftLeague NHL Entry Draft
draftPickNumber 78
draftYear 1978
ethnicGroup Ojibwe
familyName Nolan
fieldOfWork Indigenous rights in sport
ice hockey coaching
founded Ted Nolan Foundation
givenName Ted
height 185 cm
6 ft 1 in
leagueCoachedIn American Hockey League
National Hockey League
Ontario Hockey League
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
leaguePlayedIn National Hockey League
memberOf Garden River First Nation
name Ted Nolan
notableWork advocacy for Indigenous peoples in sport
occupation ice hockey coach
ice hockey player
placeOfBirth Garden River First Nation, Ontario, Canada
playedFor Adirondack Red Wings
Detroit Red Wings
Kansas City Red Wings
Pittsburgh Penguins
Rochester Americans
Saginaw Gears
positionPlayed left wing
residence Ontario, Canada
linked to: Ontario
shoots left
weight 190 lb

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Ted Nolan name Ted Nolan
Jordan Nolan father Ted Nolan