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An annual award presented by the National Hockey League Broadcasters' Association
"to the NHL coach adjudged to have contributed the most to his team's success."
The winner is selected by a poll among the members of the NHL Broadcasters'
Association at the end of the regular season. The winner receives $1,000 from the NHLBA.
History
The award was presented by the NHL Broadcasters' Association in 1974 to commemorate
the late Jack Adams, coach and general manager of the Detroit Red Wings, whose
lifetime dedication to hockey serves as an inspiration to all who would aspire
to further the game.
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Buffalo rookie coach Ted Nolan (1996-97 season)
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BILL BARBER
PHILADELPHIA FLYERS
Philadelphia Flyers head coach Bill Barber became the first coach in NHL history to capture the Jack Adams Award while taking over behind the bench in mid-season, as well as the eighth coach to capture the award during his first season as a head coach. Taking the Flyers over on December 10, 2000, Barber led the club to a record of 31-13-7-3 during his 54 games, finishing the season with 100 points and a second place finish in the Atlantic Division.
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