Around the League - 2022-23 Season Edition

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I'm not saying he won't end up the best of all time, but right now it would be a hard sell.


On a side note, no love for Ovi? Being the best goal scorer of all time and likely to beat Gretzky's all-time record.


Btw do we include goalies? if we do Dominik Hasek should be up there.
There is no right or wrong, just opinion.
Me putting McDavid #1 is a new realization, was always Gretzky/Orr for me.
 
It's as though Trotz never even left Nashville! Quite fitting to replace the only GM that franchise has ever known with a former coach (now turned GM) that was all they ever knew for a long time in his own right.
 
It's as though Trotz never even left Nashville! Quite fitting to replace the only GM that franchise has ever known with a former coach (now turned GM) that was all they ever knew for a long time in his own right.
He kept his house there, so yes.
 
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When Poile informed ownership this season likely would be his last, the sides also discussed the future beyond Poile.

That was a process in which Poile wanted to be involved.


"End of the year review with ownership, we talked about a succession plan, and we've been doing that the last two or three years," Poile said. "Shortly after this past season I said it probably would be my last season. We kind of started to talk in earnest about how to go about this."

Thus began the process that led Poile to Trotz, who reached out to the Predators in December after being fired as coach of the New York Islanders in May. Assistant GMs Brian Poile, Jeff Kealty and Scott Nichol also were considered for the job, as well as some people from the outside.

"A decision was made quickly," Poile said.


David Poile is the only general manager in the history of the Nashville Predators.
Poile went on to say that the team's play this season has only reaffirmed his decision to retire. The Predators entered Sunday in fifth place in the Western Conference's Central Division, seven points behind the Colorado Avalanche for a playoff spot.

"Our play this season, to be honest with you, it makes me feel I probably have made the right decision because we are what I call this mushy, mushy middle," he said. "We've either got to find a way to get better, adding, or maybe we go a little different direction."

"Your word is 'rebuild,' my word would be 'reset.' That's really splitting hairs. ... It might be better for a new voice and somebody to take this team in a new direction."


 
Great to see. Pitts with 6 goals in the second and f***ing crushed Tampa 7-3. Wooo.

Leafs win this one tonight and it puts Leafs back in good shape.
 
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