NHL eastern conference GM unexpectedly steps down
A Gereral Manager in the NHL's eastern conference unexpectedly decided to step down from his duties.
In breaking news, we learned that the Carolina Hurricanes' President and GM Don Waddell has officially quit his job.
As the organization looks for a replacement, they've named Eric Tulsky as the interim.
Tulsky served as assistant general manager since 2021, but has been a part of the organization since 2014.
The Canes released the following statement:
"RALEIGH, NC. - Tom Dundon, Owner and Governor of the National Hockey League's Carolina Hurricanes, today announced that President and General Manager Don Waddell has resigned from his position with the organization. Additionally, Eric Tulsky has been named interim general manager, and a full search has begun for a permanent general manager. Darren Yorke will support Tulsky with managerial duties while continuing in his role as assistant general manager."
Waddell, who's been GM in Carolina since 2018, made this declaration:
"This morning, I spoke with Tom and informed him that I have come to the decision that now is the time for me to move to the next chapter of my career, I have loved my experiences in the Triangle over the past 10 years, and together with a strong team, on and off the ice, we have accomplished many great victories. I am grateful for the support I have received from so many loyal Caniacs. This organization is in strong, capable hands and well-positioned for the future."
More to come.
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