Bob Berry (ice hockey)

Bob Berry (ice hockey)

Bob Berry (b. November 29, 1943 in Montreal, Quebec) was a Canadian head coach and player in the National Hockey League. Berry played for the Los Angeles Kings and Montreal Canadiens. As he coached, he led both the Kings and Canadiens, as well as the St. Louis Blues and Pittsburgh Penguins. He was an Assistant Coach with the San Jose Sharks (1998–2000). Bob is now a pro scout for the Los Angeles Kings and has also served as a proscout for the Ottawa Senators and St. Louis Blues.


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