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Brent Wallace says Peter Chiarelli will be joining the Ottawa Senators

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How does that muppet keep getting hired? He made a series of great moves with the Bruins over 15 years ago and has been horrible ever since.
To copy my own post from the Babcock thread: you only have to succeed once in the NHL to have a seat at the table for life.
 
But why?

If Chiarelli is in hockey ops, they'd literally be better off bringing in some math nerd off the street or hiring Chris Phillips or something to develop them for management positions, since Chiarelli has already proven he cannot perform the role in the modern NHL
 
To copy my own post from the Babcock thread: you only have to succeed once in the NHL to have a seat at the table for life.
Pretty accurate assessment and it annoys me to no end. Hell, you don't even necessarily have to have success if your name is recognized. The fact that John Ferguson Junior is still finding work blows my mind. Tortorella gets constantly goes through the same cycles with every team he coaches. Pierre McGuire somehow got hired decades after his last debacle.
 
To copy my own post from the Babcock thread: you only have to succeed once in the NHL to have a seat at the table for life.

I'm pretty ambivalent about Chiarelli, but I think it's more that when NHL teams evaluate potential candidates for jobs, they factor in the entire body of their work and the recommendations/ feedback/insights of other executives working in the league.

Doug Armstrong is a very successful executive and seems like an uber-smart dude. He saw enough value in having Peter Chiarelli on his staff.

I'd take that as having more value than the opinion of many fans on HFBoards who think the guys who post colourful charts on Twitter should all be elevated into prominent roles within front-offices because look at their colourful charts!

There was a time when this forum thought George McPhee and Lindy Ruff were dinosaurs who shouldn't work in the "modern NHL".
 

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