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Colorado’s Next Move

This one slipped past us earlier today. From the Montreal Gazette:

Colorado looks for GM ‘in-house’: A report in the Denver Post said fired Colorado Avalanche general manager François Giguère will be replaced by “one of several in-house candidates.” If that’s the case, you can bet team president Pierre Lacroix has already decided Patrick Roy will be behind the Colorado bench next season.

Thanks to Avs Talk for the pointer.

There’s more from Damian Cristodero at Lightning Strikes on Jay Feaster’s interest in the GM spot in Colorado:

“He was my main mentor in hockey and we have been close through the years,” Feaster said Wednesday of Lacroix. “I have known Pierre Lacroix for a long time ... and certainly let him know of my interest in managing again in the National Hockey League and that I would truly enjoy working with him.”

Filed in: NHL Teams, Colorado Avalanche | KK Hockey | Permalink
 Tags: jay+feaster, patrick+roy,

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SYF's avatar

So in order to overly compensate for his lack of managing the CBA cap rules and stipulations, Lacroix goes out and gets exactly the man who reads the CBA like it’s fourth-grade reading material.

Lacroix - predictable as ever.

Posted by SYF from Las Vegas, NV on 04/15/09 at 02:52 PM ET

mudshark's avatar

Feaster would be a good move.

Which means Colorado probably will give the job to someone else…

Posted by mudshark from Divetown, Colorado on 04/15/09 at 04:13 PM ET

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