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All Steve Tambellini
by Paul on 10/08/08 at 08:36 AM ET
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from Jim Matheson of the Edmonton Journal,
There was a changing of the guard over the summer, with 50-year-old Steve Tambellini stepping into Kevin Lowe’s shoes as the Edmonton Oilers general manager….
Q: Your last NHL playing days were in Vancouver. How did you get into management?
A: At the time, I was going back and forth between playing in Europe and if I was quitting, I thought I’d end up in private business, because the opportunities in the National Hockey League or pro sport are very limited. But (Canucks GM) Pat Quinn called me and asked if I’d join the club.
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