THE New York Icelanders Are looking for a new managing director after not having renewed the Lou Lamoriello contract. As reported by NHLRUMors.com, John Collins will carry out an in -depth search for a new managing director. The list of names will be long and there will be several familiar candidates as well as new ones.
ASTAUILLE ARTHUR of Athite: Thus, the New York Islanders decided to separate from Lou Lamoriello, 82. They will chase a new GM and perhaps the president of the team, if they no longer want to give so much control to one person – Garth Snow held the two titles before Lamoriello.
RUNH rumors: could Patrick Roy days as a head coach of the New York Islanders be numbered?
A list of 16 candidates who could adapt what the Islanders are looking for: Pat Brisson, Marc BergevinJeff Gorton, Jarmo Kekalainen,, George McPheeDoug Armstrong, Brendan Shanahan,, Ken Holland,, Ron Francis,, Kevin Weekes,, Wayne GretzkyNeil Smith, Sweeney donation,, Mathieu DaricheBrandon Pridham, Jason breaks And Kukukie is poor.
Frank Servalli of daily playing: Ten potential GM candidates for the Icelanders: Ken Holland, Marc Bergevin, Peter Chiarelli, Jarmo Kekalainen, Doug WilsonMathieu Darche, Evan Gold, Ryan Martin, Kevin McDonald and Brandon Pridham.
With these names, Andrew Gross reported GM Kate Madigan, Devils assistant, will also interview the position. Let's be honest, McPhee, Armstrong, Gorton and Shanahan really leave their current positions? Similar to Francis in Seattle, who has just been promoted to the president of the team.
These names are intriguing. Everyone looks at the usual suspects and some from the position of Open Managing Director of New York Islanders, maybe they should look elsewhere.
Here are four names that people should talk about, but are not.
Mark Yannetti – Currently Director of Scouting and Amateur Scouting for the Kings of Los Angeles (2007 -Print). Yannetti was previously the Pro and Amateur Scout for the Toronto Maple Leafs from 2000 to 2007
Under the direction of Yannetti, a graduate of Brown University and the Williams College, the Kings were one of the best teams of the editorial and development of players. In addition, Yannetti has an eye for the good players who were brought to help the Kings to win two Stanley Cup championships in 2012 and 2014. Without forgetting that their AHL team, the Manchester Monarchs, won the Calder Cup in 2015, when he helped manage the Manchester team.
Yannetti has an exceptional assessment in amateur screening, with 30 Ligue players in the NHL who played in more than 200 games, and who is second with a success rate of 38.46% from 2006 to 2015. With its capacities and innovations in analysis, Yannetti is a main candidate for a general NHL role in development, in development, and acquiring the right talent.
Mike Futa-Former Deputy Managing Director of Kings of Los Angeles (2017-2020), director of amateur scouting (2007-2014) and players director (2014-2017)
Another member of the Kings management system. With Yannetti, Mike Futa helped the organization participate in these two Stanley Cup championships in 2012 and 2014. Futa was the director general of the AHL franchise who also helped win the Calder Cup in 2015. Its history include being the general manager of the Ontario League, as well as a eye for detecting at professional and amateur levels. In addition, Futa understands the importance of hiring coaches, which he did in the American Hockey League (AHL).
Ross Mahoney-Deputy Managing Director, Washington Capitals (2014-Print) and director of amateur scouting (2000-2014)
If these two gentlemen do not receive as general manager of the NHL, then Ross Mahoney should certainly be. Washington's capitals were a basic franchise in the NHL and at AHL level with their organization Hershey Bears. Mahoney led the Bears to the victories of Calder Cup in 2006, 2009, 2010 and 2023, the team being a finalist in 2007 and 2016. In addition, during their reign as a GM assistant in Washington, the capital won the Stanley Cup in 2018. Mahoney has a wide experience in scouting Amator, managing 27 projects. Not to mention its philosophies on the development of players, the use of analysis and the hiring of coaches.
Martin Madden-Currently Deputy Managing Director of Ducks Anaheim (2020-Print) and director of amateur scouting (2008-2020)
All these gentlemen are highly qualified according to their history of Ivy League, their time in the business and their fantastic record in their position. When the teams want to copy the best, why don't they take the best people for work to have a similar success?
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