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Boston Bruins assistant general manager Rick Benning welcomes first round draftee Jordan Caron (left) to the Boston Bruins business at the 2009 NHL Access Draft in Montreal.
Canuck president involving hockey operations Trevor Linden, who has expended much of the last two weeks selecting GM candidates, may well desire to talk to Ray Shero after your dog was fired Friday because of the Penguins. But Shero's dismissal probably won't change Boston assistant administrator Jim Benning's widely reported reputation as Linden's first choice. As well as the Penguins may now compete with the actual Canucks for Benning, whose scouting background strength as a talent evaluator are going to be appealing traits to a Philadelphia organization which, like Edmonton, is suddenly committed to modifying its recent history of restricting draft picks for short phrase help.
Benning is from Edmonton, played jr hockey in Portland and was briefly Linden's teammate with the Canucks. Although his front office profession has been based in the Eastern Seminar since 1994 and his household is settled there. It's possible Benning could prefer working in Pittsburgh regarding Sidney Crosby's team rather than inherit former general manager Mike Gillis' problems throughout Vancouver.
The Penguins had 109 items this season, the Canucks 83.
Linden, whose management search has been as meticulous as it has been quiet the last five weeks, was expected to conduct secondary interviews with finalists. Despite the Bruins' elimination from the Stanley Cup playoffs Sunday, nothing seemed imminent pertaining to Benning.
The firing of Shero, in whose eight years in Philadelphia included the 2009 Stanley Cup in addition to a GM of the year award with 2013, could fast track the Canucks' pursuit of Benning.
GM WHEN?: There is much speculation about once the Bruins might release Benning from their obligations to them if they lands a GM work.
The Canucks' interim management crew is working under the prediction a new man may not be the leader until after the entry set up in Philadelphia, June 28 28. Vancouver has the sixth pick.
Interestingly, it was Boston celtics GM Peter Chiarelli's move to the actual Bruins from the Ottawa Senators in 2006 that past caused a proprietary dispute among NHL clubs over management services.
The Bruins hired Chiarelli Could 26 of that year, however the Senators refused to let their admin GM leave for a competitor and take Ottawa's game plan for that draft and free business with him. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman intervened, and the Bruins were ordered to surrender a third rounded draft pick to the Senators plus wait until July 10 to get Chiarelli.
There is a difference between giving an employee permission to talk to another company and granting him the liberty to leave while under commitment.
The league no longer makes it possible for teams to 'trade' for a office manager or coach.
RE TORTS: Earth news columnist Gary Builder told Team 1040 radio Thursday that former Canuck coach John Tortorella, qui a parlé dune vérité fondamentale fired by Linden May 1, didn't talk to minor little league coach Travis Green all season and wanted Gillis to buy out Canuck winger Alex Burrows, who struggled through a few major injuries and won just five times in 1949 games in the first year or so of a four year, $18 million People contract extension.
Tortorella did have minimal communication with Green and his request to buy out Burrows journeyed over like an armpit fart in the royal dinner.
But remember, shedding is bad for everyone in pro sports and the Canucks won merely 13 of their final 45 games while cratering short of the particular playoffs for the first time since 2008. Everyone was angry at anyone the second half of che non può essere una soluzione a lungo termine Fino ad ora the season.
Tortorella ended up being frustrated at the lineup Gillis gave him and the complacency and feeling of entitlement in some players. Gillis has been livid at Tortorella's attack on the Calgary Flames' dressing room and how he / she coached the Canucks. And proprietor Francesco Aquilini was appalled that her team's brand was on fire. Eighteen days after the time, both Gillis and Tortorella were out on the job.
Yes, losing sucks.
Have SHORTY: Clearly, the first wie Sie in der High School zu tun Heute  79 Vancouver springtime in six years with no playoff hockey is affecting the round of golf of Canuck broadcaster John Shorthouse. The 6 handicapper aced the par three Eleventh hole last week at Sea Drive, where Shorthouse is a fellow member and frequently plays with buddy and Sportsnet colleague Dan Murphy.
As always when Shorthouse and Murphy are on your golf course   or anywhere   alongside one another, there is a funny story. Their particular standing wager is $10 for that round, with an automatic $5 mass media when the match is clinched.
"But about the first tee," Shorthouse discussed Friday, "Murph says: 'My game is struggling, I don't need the extra pressure of playing for cash.Wi OK. But included in our own standard wager is that if anybody makes a hole in one, this individual Fifty three gets paid one dollar for every yard. And the 11th hole enjoyed 162 yards."
Shorthouse's eight iron had barely disappeared to the cup when they realized that, initially since he last designed a hole in one about 20 years in the past at Ledgeview in Abbotsford, the expert carried no monetary value.
Shorthouse did not pocket his hole in a ball, but put it back around play, just like he does two decades ago. At Ledgeview, they slashed his next 1st tee shot off the golf course in addition, on to a road, and used his ace on the scorecard Wildlife 24 with a 10.
  
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