doug risebrough

Did the Canadiens deserve to win in 1979?

Andrew Berkshire Eyes On The Prize Nov 28 2012, 8:00a

It was one of the greatest showdowns of all time, so let's revisit the defining moment of the Habs/Bruins rivalry.

Smitty the First

Bruce McCurdy The Copper & Blue Jul 21 2010, 8:30a

Despite his infamous moment, new Oilers asst coach Steve Smith was an outstanding rearguard back in the day.

What if the Tampa Bay Lightning already know who they want?

Cassie McClellan May 21 2010, 1:00p

Why haven't the Tampa Bay Lightning hired a CEO and a GM yet? Maybe they're just waiting for who they want to say "yes".

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...And McGuire, after doing this exercise its obvious that he’s my #1 choice for the Lightning job. ...

posted by John Fontana, May 12, 2010

...And McGuire, after doing this exercise its obvious that he’s my #1 choice for the Lightning job. Sure Yzerman has potential and Risebrough has been there before. But I’m a fan of chaos and McGuire looks like he could be an unmitigated disaster. When I’m watching for entertainment purposes, trainwreck’s always keep my attention.

— Matt Reitz -- View from My Seats

The (rumored) top three GM candidates [updated with poll]

John Fontana Apr 30 2010, 10:00a

The names came out in rumors Wednesday: Yzerman, Risebrough and Nonis. Three candidates, three levels of experience as NHL executives, and all on the short-list for the role of Lightning general manager.

Tampa Bay front office rumors swirl on Wednesday night

John Fontana Apr 28 2010, 10:14p

While the world focused on the Washingotn capitals being upset by the Montreal Canadiens, rumors and speculation swirled about the future of the Lightning as names and candidates seemed to solidify.

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A Friendly Warning to our Tampa Bay Friends

posted by Cassie McClellan, Apr 20, 2010

Link hockeywilderness.com

All of this reported GM talk has our colleagues over at Hockey Wilderness all a twitter. And also on Twitter, but that's an entirely different story. Here's what the SB Nation Minnesota Wild site has to offer on Doug Risebrough (or, as they call him in the post, He Who Shall Remain Nameless).

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