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Ice Flyers Name Justin Stevens As New Assistant Coach and Assistant Director of Hockey Operations
Ice Flyers Name Justin Stevens As New Assistant Coach and Assistant Director of Hockey Operations
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Pro Hockey News
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The Philadelphia Flyers have announced the appointment of Justin Stevens as their new assistant coach and assistant director of hockey operations. Stevens, who has been a part of the Flyers’ organization since 2018, is stepping into this new role after a successful stint as an assistant coach with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, where he played a crucial role in developing young talent and implementing effective strategies.
In his time with the Phantoms, Stevens worked diligently to enhance player performance, focusing on both offensive and defensive tactics. His ability to connect with players and foster a competitive environment has been widely praised, making him a fitting choice for the Flyers as they aim to revitalize their roster. With a solid understanding of the game and a passion for coaching, Stevens looks poised to make an immediate impact at the NHL level.
Flyers' general manager, Chuck Fletcher, expressed confidence in Stevens’ capabilities, stating that his transition into this dual role is a testament to the organization’s commitment to developing talent from within. As the Flyers look forward to the upcoming season, Stevens’ expertise will be valuable in guiding the team towards their goals and improving their overall performance on the ice.
The appointment of Stevens also highlights the Flyers’ focus on nurturing their coaching staff, ensuring they have the right frameworks in place to support their players. As the Flyers prepare for the challenges ahead, the hockey community eagerly anticipates the influence Stevens will have both on the ice and in the development of future players.
In his time with the Phantoms, Stevens worked diligently to enhance player performance, focusing on both offensive and defensive tactics. His ability to connect with players and foster a competitive environment has been widely praised, making him a fitting choice for the Flyers as they aim to revitalize their roster. With a solid understanding of the game and a passion for coaching, Stevens looks poised to make an immediate impact at the NHL level.
Flyers' general manager, Chuck Fletcher, expressed confidence in Stevens’ capabilities, stating that his transition into this dual role is a testament to the organization’s commitment to developing talent from within. As the Flyers look forward to the upcoming season, Stevens’ expertise will be valuable in guiding the team towards their goals and improving their overall performance on the ice.
The appointment of Stevens also highlights the Flyers’ focus on nurturing their coaching staff, ensuring they have the right frameworks in place to support their players. As the Flyers prepare for the challenges ahead, the hockey community eagerly anticipates the influence Stevens will have both on the ice and in the development of future players.