Bob Boughner Named Assistant Coach for Team Canada at World Championship

Florida Panthers head coach led team to 96 points in first season

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By NHL.com @NHLdotcom

Florida Panthers head coach Bob Boughner has been named assistant coach for Team Canada at the 2018 IIHF World Championship, which will be held May 4-20 in Denmark.

Boughner will join Carolina Hurricanes head coach Bill Peters and St. Louis Blues head coach Mike Yeo on Team Canada's coaching staff for the tournament.

In his first season as Florida Panthers head coach, Boughner led the team to a 44-30-8 record for 96 points. In the 35 games following the All-Star Break, the Panthers racked up a 25-8-2 record, recording the most wins in the NHL and the most points in the Eastern Conference during that time frame.
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