Lamoriello a man if integrity and honor

anthony, easton, pa — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 20:29:58 GMT

Mike you couldn't be more spot on.
I remember those mickey mouse days and the old uniforms and the christmas tree references from ranger fans. I firmly believe that Lou is the best GM in the history of sports, not just the NHL. He has made mistakes, but also has done some brilliant things. The Arnott line was incredible, but the team relied on them too much so he broke them up and the team wins another cup. The devils with Lou define what Team is all about. Other franchises should look at what he has done. Two people who were vital to the organization are Rich Conte, director of scouting and the late John Cunniff. They had a knack for finding the right players, not just the best.

Lamoriello a man if integrity and honor

john pileggi, New York, NY — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 14:26:14 GMT

Several years ago I (die hard Ranger fan) used to be invited to Devils games by a friend who had a box behind where Lamoriello sat and observed games in what was then The Meadowlands. He was always intense, yet incredibly courteous and good natured with fans, rival GMs, vendors and anyone else who approached him. While I have a territorial hatred of the Devils, I admire and respect the organization and Lamoriello is possibly the best General Manager in sports in terms of what he produces with the resources available to him. And he does it HIS way, with no compromise or flash. A class act.