However, when it comes to determining Shanahan’s future and the hierarchy of the team’s hockey operations structure moving forward, ownership recognizes the need to take a methodical approach.
They don’t want to make any knee-jerk or emotional decisions.
The Shanahan decision comes at a time of internal change at MLSE. While the sale of Bell’s 37.5 percent stake in the company to Rogers Communications Inc., hasn’t yet closed, that’s viewed as a formality that will soon leave Rogers with a controlling 75 percent interest in the company. Edward Rogers, Tony Staffieri and David Miller currently occupy the Rogers seats on the board.
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It’s not yet clear if Thursday’s board meeting will result in a final decision on Shanahan’s future. In the event the organization decides to move on from him, the team will likely move forward without a team president for the foreseeable future, according to the sources.