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EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 56 MIN

S2 Ep60: Leaving Las Vegas: Bruce Cassidy Reflects on Coaching, Change, and the Road Ahead

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John Shannon sits down with Bruce Cassidy for an in-depth conversation on 100% Hockey, with Daren Millard handling the open and close.Cassidy discusses his recent experience stepping into a broadcasting role with TNT, offering a different perspective on the game during the Stanley Cup Playoffs. He reflects on the current postseason landscape, how the league continues to evolve, and what stands out watching from outside the bench.The conversation also looks back on Cassidy’s coaching path, from his early days to time with the Washington Capitals, Boston Bruins, and most recently the Vegas Golden Knights. He shares insight into the challenges and realities of coaching at the NHL level, including his recent departure from Vegas.Cassidy also opens up about personal experiences throughout his career, including Olympic moments and relationships with players like Bobby Orr and Ray Bourque, offering a broader perspective on the game and the people in it.A wide-ranging conversation with one of hockey’s most experienced voices, now seeing the game from a different angle.

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