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Tocchet clearly was sold on what the Flyers had to offer — not just now, but also in the future. The Flyers have six first-round picks over the next three NHL drafts.

As Tocchet takes over the Flyers, he can work off what he saw from Sanheim. "To see him perform with the best defensemen in the league, that's a big plus," Tocchet said.

Tocchet’s coaching résumé has grown impressively since his early days behind the bench. He had assistant roles in Colorado and Pittsburgh, and was head coach in Tampa Bay during the late 2000s.