PODCAST | Florida Panthers Assistant Coach Ben Cooper

In Interviews, Podcasts by Glass & OutDecember 15, 2017

It might surprise you to learn that not every National Hockey League franchise oozes money. We’re used to the big budget teams of western Canada – Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton – but when it comes to the Florida Panthers, they have to make it work without unlimited resources.

And for Ben Cooper, Florida’s assistant coach responsible for video and prescouting, that’s a-ok.

Join Kelvin and Aaron on the Glass & Out podcast and a very special interview with Ben Cooper.

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