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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"

NHL Trade Deadline Fallout: Vegas Golden Knights GM on the Criticism They Receive for Their LTIR Use

Look at what McCrimmon has done, getting the likes of Mark Stone, Alex Pietrangelo, Jack Eichel (who will get the first 100-point season in franchise history), Tomas Hertl, Noah Hanifin, Max Pacioretty, and others. Not to mention he moved on from Jonathan Marchessault, Marc-Andre Fleury, Logan Thompson, Paul Cotter, and along with a player like Nick Suzuki, who the Golden Knights originally drafted. Nicolas Hague has become a mainstay on the back end. He was drafted in Round 2 of 2017.

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