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Leafs New GM Is...

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One of the top GMs in the NHL over the last 2 decades... If I was a Leaf fan I would love this move.

Over 70 years old and when was the last time the Devils were any good and/or had a good draft.....?

The Devils went to the Cup finals in 2012. Really not that long ago.

Under Lamoriello, they won the Cup three times and went to the finals five times. But ya, he turned 70 and forgot everything he ever knew about hockey. Jeez. No other modern GM has enjoyed that level of success over such a long period of time.

Sweet Lou hasn't had a good draft in years and signed some terrible contracts recently. Their Cup run in 2012 was like the Oilers in 2006. Came out of nowhere and was followed by some rough years.

 

He left the Devils pretty old and pretty bad. That's not a good combo.

The Devils went to the Cup finals in 2012. Really not that long ago.

Under Lamoriello, they won the Cup three times and went to the finals five times. But ya, he turned 70 and forgot everything he ever knew about hockey. Jeez. No other modern GM has enjoyed that level of success over such a long period of time.

Ken Holland. Four Cups with Detroit (one as asst. GM). His team is also still pretty good with some very good young players.

I don't know what the definition of "long period of time" is, but Scotty and Stan Bowman have both seen that kinda success...

When the rebuild is done in leaf land Lou will be gone. I suppose dubas or Hunter will be the next GM and I guess nothing wrong with learning from Lou but I feel at 72 the game has passed him by. Word is Lou is good with the trades. The only real problem in Toronto is I don't think they have many players who are worth much. Well they might but Reilly Kadri and Nylander and Marner are part of the rebuild. Don't think Lou would get much for the leafs other crap tho.

Gonna be honest. I hate the leafs and hope they fail miserably. They are the only Canadian Team I would cheer against if they ever made the cup final.

Lol the fact that you guys had to go to Bowman to find someone who rivals Lamoriello's level of success should really say it all. Not many guys out there with a track record like that.

The Devils went to the Cup finals in 2012. Really not that long ago.

Under Lamoriello, they won the Cup three times and went to the finals five times. But ya, he turned 70 and forgot everything he ever knew about hockey. Jeez. No other modern GM has enjoyed that level of success over such a long period of time.

Ken Holland. Four Cups with Detroit (one as asst. GM). His team is also still pretty good with some very good young players.

Ya you're right they should have hired Ken Holland. What were they thinking? Lol!!

The Devils went to the Cup finals in 2012. Really not that long ago.

Under Lamoriello, they won the Cup three times and went to the finals five times. But ya, he turned 70 and forgot everything he ever knew about hockey. Jeez. No other modern GM has enjoyed that level of success over such a long period of time.

Ken Holland. Four Cups with Detroit (one as asst. GM). His team is also still pretty good with some very good young players.

Ya you're right they should have hired Ken Holland. What were they thinking? Lol!!

Holland hasn't run his team into the ground so he's still employed elsewhere.

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