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Sutter wins Jack Adams Award for 1st time in 19-year coaching career

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Darryl Sutter of the Calgary Flames is the Jack Adams Award winner for 2021-22.

Sutter transformed the Flames after taking over in March 2021. He turned an underachieving club into one of the NHL's best squads this season.

The 63-year-old spent three years away from coaching before beginning his second tenure with the Flames last year. Sutter guided Calgary to the Pacific Division title by a seven-point margin over the Edmonton Oilers in 2021-22, and the Flames boasted the NHL's second-best goal differential at plus-85.

The Alberta-born former forward claims this honor for the first time in his 19-year coaching career. His teams have made 15 playoff appearances, and he led the Los Angeles Kings to Stanley Cup championships in 2011-12 and 2013-14.

New York Rangers head coach Gerard Gallant and Florida Panthers interim bench boss Andrew Brunette were the other Jack Adams finalists this season. Gallant won the award in 2017-18 with the Vegas Golden Knights.

Here's how the voting broke down:

Head CoachTeamPoints1st-2nd-3rd
Darryl SutterCalgary Flames35354-22-17
Andrew BrunetteFlorida Panthers24931-26-16
Gerard GallantNew York Rangers14212-21-19
Dean EvasonMinnesota Wild1117-20-16
Jared BednarColorado Avalanche656-8-11
Todd McLellanLos Angeles Kings655-8-16
Rod Brind'AmourCarolina Hurricanes412-7-10
Mike SullivanPittsburgh Penguins192-3-0
John HynesNashville Predators141-2-3
Jon CooperTampa Bay Lightning121-1-4
Sheldon KeefeToronto Maple Leafs60-1-3
Bruce BoudreauVancouver Canucks50-1-2
Jay WoodcroftEdmonton Oilers50-1-2
Craig BerubeSt. Louis Blues20-0-2

The NHL Broadcasters' Association conducts a poll to determine who wins the honor at the end of each regular season. The award recognizes the coach who "contributed the most to his team's success."

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