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How Canucks video coach Dylan Crawford broke into hockey in his own way

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Dylan Crawford is the son of Marc Crawford, who coached the Canucks for seven years at the start of the century when Dylan was a boy. The younger Crawford didn't tell anyone in his hockey-mad family when he applied for his first professional coaching job. Dylan used his mother's maiden name, Campeau, when applying for a video coaching position with the Binghampton Senators.
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How Canucks video coach Dylan Crawford broke into hockey in his own way

Dylan said he always wanted to find his way to the Canucks and back to Vancouver. In Grade 3 when his dad replaced Mike Keenan as coach in 1999, Dylan remembers going on the ice at Rogers Arena after practices and taking shots from Brendan Morrison, getting goaltending instruction from Ian Clark.

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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada on Friday, July 1, 2022.
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