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Ken Hitchcock, arguably the smartest tactician to ever coach in the NHL, joined the boys for one of the most candid interviews he's ever done. Among the most successful Head Coaches in NHL history, Hitchcock has taken a path we may never see again. From working at a sporting goods store to coaching midget hockey, Hitchcock made his name in the Western Hockey League coaching with the Kamloops Blazers. A great storyteller, Hitchcock tells us his story, from his mouth, of how he went from selling equipment to evolving into one of the smartest hockey minds ever. From Winning the Stanley Cup, capturing Olympic gold, to coaching some of the greatest players ever, Hitchcock has seen everything. So how does he think, what made him tick, and did he care if his players loved him or hated him? He opens up about his battles with his weight and what's he done to get it under control. Will he ever coach again or is he finally done? Another must listen, Ken Hitchcock on this edition of the Cam and Strick Podcast.
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