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“Behind Closed Doors: How Bold Moves by NHL General Managers Are Changing the Game Forever”

"Behind Closed Doors: How Bold Moves by NHL General Managers Are Changing the Game Forever"

As for Broberg, well, he has 27 points (nine goals and 18 assists) in 63 games and is +20 this season for the Blues. Broberg came into his own during the Stanley Cup Final last year for the Oilers, who could use him right now, but the Blues have a balanced attack. Thanks goes to Armstrong for not being afraid of the consequences that these GMs hold when one of their college players uses the offer sheet. Armstrong even said he would have offered sheeted his own mother to make his team better.

Vegas Golden Knights

Golden Knights General Manager Kelly McCrimmon is the king of being aggressive. Look at how many times he moved out the original Golden Misfits to make this version of the Golden Knights better. Vegas is one of the best teams in the NHL. The influx of players gave the Golden Knights a championship within the first five years of existence for owner Bill Foley. Some people say they bend the rules, while others say it is good hockey business.

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