Lou Lamoriello makes shocking decision regarding his future in the NHL
Today, Lou Lamoriello, the New York Islanders head of hockey operations, addressed the media to discuss the team's direction and his own future with the organization.
Following a disappointing first-round exit in the Stanley Cup Playoffs at the hands of the Carolina Hurricanes
Despite the unrest, it appears Lamoriello is set to stay on for the upcoming season.
Lou Lamoriello announces he will be back next season. He says that does for Patrick Roy too.
On a brighter note, head coach Patrick Roy will also be returning. Roy, who joined the team mid-season, managed to inject some new life into the squad. Lamoriello expressed confidence in the progress made under Roy's leadership, considering it a solid foundation for the next season.
«The type of stretch that we really had to do to get in the playoffs was just incredible. That's the sort of starting point to next season.»
Lou Lamoriello and Patrick Roy are already preparing for next season.
Looking ahead, with the NHL Draft and free agency approaching, the Islanders have several opportunities to bolster their roster. The most significant enhancements may arise from the team's continued adaptation to Roy's dynamic style of play.
Source: Houseofhockey
Lou Lamoriello reveals his future with the New York Islanders
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