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In a stunning and exciting development for hockey fans, especially those with ties to the Vancouver Canucks, former assistant coach Trent Cull has officially been named the head coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets in a multi-year deal announced earlier today.

Cull, who previously served as an assistant with the Canucks and head coach of their AHL affiliate in Abbotsford, has long been regarded as a rising star in coaching circles. His promotion marks a significant milestone in his career and a proud moment for those who watched him develop players and systems in British Columbia.

According to sources close to the team, Cull signed a three-year contract with Columbus that includes performance incentives tied to playoff appearances and player development.

A Long Time Coming

Fans will remember Cull for his hands-on approach with young talent, particularly during his time guiding the Canucks’ prospects in the AHL. Known for his sharp hockey IQ and ability to communicate with players, Cull helped mold several current NHL stars during their early years.

“He’s earned this opportunity through years of hard work, discipline, and a genuine passion for the game,” said one NHL insider. “This is a huge win for Columbus — and a proud moment for Vancouver hockey.”

What This Means for Columbus

Cull inherits a team rich in young talent and hungry for success after a rocky few seasons. With his development background and tactical mind, many insiders expect the Blue Jackets to become one of the league’s most exciting up-and-coming teams under his leadership.