On second thought, two heads aren't better than one.Since two girlfriends = one problem, the Dallas Stars have abruptly ended their dual general managers experiement.
Out: Brett Hull/Les Jackson.
In: Joe Nieuwendyk.
Strange as it is to be talking hockey in June - unless, of course, you live in Detroit - the fact that owner Tom Hicks tried a two-headed GM in the first place was bizarre. Then, after the team advanced to the Western Conference Finals in 2008, he confirmed the crazi
No doubt the man who once held the Cup now calls the shots.So I'm gone a week and two major coaching deals?
Ron Washington: In. Dave Tippett: Out.
How can that be?
I'll get to Wash later this week, but I'm still trying to figure out new Stars' GM Joe Nieuwendyk's decision to replace the likeable Tippett with the long ago expired Marc Crawford. (He's gone as long as the Cowboys between post-season success.)
Like a lot of casual hockey fans, I saw the Stars thusly: Momentum from the great r
