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Lou Lamoriello, the architect of three Stanley Cup championships during his 28 years as president and GM of the Devils, has taken over hockey operations for the Islanders.

Lamoriello, 75, spent the past three seasons as the general manager of the Maple Leafs after winning three Stanley Cups while running the Devils.

Move over, Garth Snow.

Hockey players were frozen out of our accounting of the 100 most famous athletes on the planet -- although, no surprise, Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin came closest.

Goaltender Antti Niemi has agreed to re-sign with the Montreal Canadiens on a one-year, one-way contract worth $950,000, the team announced Tuesday.

Assistant general manager Mark Hunter is leaving the Maple Leafs after not getting the GM job.

Paul Fenton, who had been part of the Nashville Predators' front office since 1998, was named the GM of the Minnesota Wild on Monday, replacing Chuck Fletcher. The Wild are owned by the Predators' founding owner, Craig L...

Lou Lamoriello, the architect of three Stanley Cup championships during his 28 years as president and GM of the Devils, will take over hockey operations for the Islanders, according to The Athletic.

For years, Islander fans have called for general manager Garth Snow's head. It appears a familiar face will grant that wish.