Changes in Boston Bruins management: Kevyn Adams becomes general manager advisor
要点
- 1. Kevyn Adams joined the Bruins as a senior advisor to general manager Don Sweeney.
- 2. Figures such as Evan Gold and Jamie Langenbrunner have left the Bruins organization.
- 3. Dennis Bonvie, Jeremy Rogalski, and Alex Gimenez have been appointed to new assistant general manager and director roles.
- 4. The Providence Bruins are looking for a new head coach following the departure of Ryan Mougenel.
数据一览
The Boston Bruins have added former Buffalo Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams to their staff as a senior advisor to general manager Don Sweeney, as part of the changes made in their management roster. Adams was a player selected by the Bruins in the first round, 25th overall in the 1993 NHL Draft, and was most recently fired from his position as head of the Sabres after a 14-14-4 start last season.
As part of the restructuring, Evan Gold, who served as the general manager of AHL Providence and assistant general manager of the Bruins, is leaving the organization to seek new opportunities. Gold is following in the footsteps of assistant general manager Jamie Langenbrunner, who moved to the Nashville Predators the previous month. Meanwhile, the Providence Bruins are searching for a new head coach following the departure of head coach Ryan Mougenel, who moved to the Vancouver Canucks as an assistant coach.
In other management appointments, Dennis Bonvie has been assigned as assistant general manager and director of player personnel, Jeremy Rogalski as assistant general manager and director of analytics-strategy, and Alex Gimenez as director of hockey operations and collective bargaining.
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常见问题
- Q: Does Kevyn Adams have a past connection with the Bruins?
- A: Yes, Adams was the player selected by the Bruins in the first round, 25th overall in the 1993 NHL Draft, but he never wore the Bruins jersey.
- Q: Why is Evan Gold leaving the organization?
- A: Gold is leaving to seek new opportunities and has recently been linked to teams like the Maple Leafs and the Canucks.
- Q: What does Alex Gimenez's new role entail?
- A: Gimenez will be responsible for contract negotiations, salary cap management, collective bargaining compliance, and player transfer strategy.