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	Lou Lamoriello - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Louis "Lou" Lamoriello (born October 21, 1942) is the CEO, president and general manager of the New Jersey Devils of the National Hockey League.
		Prior to joining the Devils, Lamoriello was the athletic director and men's ice hockey coach at Providence College, his alma mater.
		Lou Lamoriello was also a math teacher at Johnston (R.I.) High School for several years ending in the early 1970s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lou_Lamoriello (343 words)

	Lou Lamoriello, the Nets CEO is to resign - JustBBall 07 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Lamoriello, the CEO of both the Nets and the Devils for the past 2-1/2 seasons, said yesterday he doesn't intend to remain in his basketball role now that an agreement has been reached in the Nets' sale.
		Lamoriello said yesterday there are a lot of reasons he'd like to relinquish his dual role, but the only one he cited was his desire to concentrate on running the Devils.
		Lamoriello was fielding questions from reporters about the future of the Devils, now that their Meadowlands co-tenants have struck a deal to be sold to Bruce Ratner, who plans to move the Nets to Brooklyn.
	www.justbball.com /forums/showthread.php?t=12580 (393 words)

	Hockey East Online - Hockey East Tournament
		The title honors Lou Lamoriello, the first commissioner of Hockey East and a leader in the formation of the conference.
		Lamoriello resigned as coach following that season to devote more time to his role as the Providence athletic director, a post to which he was appointed in July of 1982.
		Lamoriello continued to succeed in the NHL as the Devils have won the Stanley Cup three times during his tenure, most recently in 2003.
	www.hockeyeastonline.com /men/tourney/index.php (870 words)

	American Hockey Coaches Association
		The Lou Lamoriello Award honors a former college hockey player or coach who has gone on to a successful post-college career in or out of athletics.
		Lamoriello has been particularly supportive of the retired coaches over the years, acknowledging their help to him when he was starting out in the coaching business many years ago.
		In the summer of 1987, Lamoriello left the college ranks and began his now 17-year tenure as President and General Manager of the New Jersey Devils of the National Hockey League.
	www.ahcahockey.com /news/0304/0408lou.html (588 words)

	The Fourth Period :: Greg Wyshynski :: NHL Hockey Rumors, Trades, Breaking News and more
		Lou felt the Devils needed a coach the players could quickly bond with, but one that could light a fire under their collective arses and bring out the God-given aggression in players like Patty Verbeek and Brendan Shanahan.
		Lou felt the Devils needed the antithesis of Canadien royalty and defensive restraint, and hired Robbie Ftorek.
		Lamoriello naming himself coach was Lamoriello attempting to atone for his own disastrous post-lockout personnel decisions that left the team struggling to even make the postseason.
	www.thefourthperiod.com /columnists/wyshynski060615.html (1616 words)

	Leapin' Lizards! Lou Found A Loophole!! • Spector's Blog - FOX Sports Blogs
		Lou proved once again that his brain works to make his team win and keep the Devils in top shape with its finances, thanks to loopholes in the CBA that are there to be used.
		Lou promised to take care of Gionta who was making less than a million last year when he scored 48 goals for the Devs and set a new franchise record.
		Lou has done some great things in his time and he has brought in three cups to cement his place in among the better GM's in the modern era(or what was the modern era).
	community.foxsports.com /blogs/Spector/2006/10/03/Leapin_Lizards_Lou_Found_A_Loophole (3567 words)

	Dynamic Lou
		Lou Lamoriello has learned the most important qualities of being an important sports figure from Vince Lombardi -- the most important quality being how to respect the players.
		Lamoriello is quoted as saying of Lombardi: "It's all about feelings and how he cared for them and how he got other players to also care for them." It worked for Lombardi, and it certainly has worked for Lamoriello.
		Lamoriello has directed the New Jersey Devils hockey team for nearly twenty years while also serving as CEO of the NBA's New Jersey Nets since 2001.
	www.lagazzettaitaliana.com /DynamicLou.asp (394 words)

	USATODAY.com - Devils president renews call for Newark Arena (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Lamoriello, who maintained his comments were his personal opinion and not those of the organization, would not say who would provide the money for a new arena in the state's largest city.
		Renovating the current arena was not a solution, Lamoriello said, noting those changes did not address the team's need for luxury suites and other amenities that generate big profits.
		Lamoriello blamed foot-dragging by previous administrations for causing the Newark Arena project to fail.
	www.usatoday.com /sports/hockey/nhl/devils/2004-01-22-new-arena_x.htm (492 words)

	Lou Lamoriello to remain as Devils coach for rest of NHL season - hockeyfights.com forums
		Lou Lamoriello to remain as Devils coach for rest of NHL season
		Lamoriello, also the team's president and general manager, informed players of his decision to remain behind the bench at practice Wednesday.
		Lamoriello assumed the coaching reins on December 19, 2005 following the resignation of Larry Robinson, who stepped down due to health and family reasons.
	www.hockeyfights.net /forums/showthread.php?t=47676 (476 words)

	ESPN.com - Despite new title, Devils way is still Lamoriello's way
		Maybe Lamoriello would be spread too thin; maybe he was losing interest in the day-to-day general manager duties that elevated the Devils into the elite.
		Lamoriello is proud to tell you, that, "We don't follow trends," with the Devils, and it's true.
		Lou Lamoriello isn't going to run the hockey side of operations forever, his duties as a CEO lurching him toward the YankeeNets greater empire.
	sports.espn.go.com /espn/print?id=1517891&type=columnist (914 words)

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		Lamoriello was captain of the hockey and baseball teams as an undergraduate at Providence, and coached the hockey team for 15 seasons, during which his hire, Rick Pitino, coached the basketball team to the Final Four in 1987.
		Lamoriello has been president of the Devils for 16 seasons,(three titles in nine years), and he also became the chief executive of the Nets two years ago, when he inherited the former Clipperesque team.
		Although Lamoriello's tough tactics came as a shock to Net staffers after he began running them, they can't argue with the results for the former Clipperesque team.
	www.italystl.com /ra/1069.htm (975 words)

	ESPN.com - 2002 NBA Finals - Lamoriello leaving his mark
		Lamoriello was assigned to oversee the business end, streamline the Nets to share financial operations with the Devils under the YankeeNets empire.
		So, what Lamoriello expected to be a long, arduous job of restoring credibility to the Nets turned into a season out of his own glorious basketball past.
		Lamoriello orchestrated one of the great renaissances in the history of college basketball with the hiring of a brash, young Knicks assistant coach named Rick Pitino.
	espn.go.com /nba/playoffs2002/columns/wojnarowski_adrian/1390660.html (1045 words)

	Lou will sign Gomez; Mogilny back? - Hockey Hearsay - Sportsnet.ca
		Lamoriello told the Star-Ledger that he never intended on trading Gomez if he won his arbitration case.
		Lamoriello is still facing salary cap problems as he is currently at the $44 million max and has yet to re-sign Brian Gionta, Paul Martin, and David Hale.
		Lamoriello convinced Malakhov to come back from retirement and he fully expects Mogilny to be in training camp fighting for a position.
	www2.sportsnet.ca /blogs/hockey_hearsay/2006/07/27/lou_will_sign_gomez_mogilny_ba (806 words)

	NHL_NETWORK : NHL NETWORK - Canada's Sports Leader
		Devils GM Lou Lamoriello worked out numerous deals over the past week in order to orchestrate a situation which would enable him to sign the 26-year-old right-winger.
		Lou already had deals in place with all of these p...
		So Lou Lamoriello was front and centre in the CBA...
	www.tsn.ca /nhl_network/news_story.asp?ID=179732&hubName=nhl_network (1183 words)

	Daily Record Sports - Lamoriello expecting new arena in ’07 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		EAST RUTHERFORD — Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello said last night he expects his team to be playing in a new arena in Newark at the start of the 2007-08 hockey season.
		Lamoriello said then he anticipated talks of a new arena to move along quickly in order to prevent New Jersey from losing a second professional indoor sports franchise.
		Lamoriello was asked why things will progress this time, when past efforts to build a Newark arena have sputtered.
	www.dailyrecord.com /sports/pro/sports2-021204devs.htm (429 words)

	GM's not happy with Lamoriello's cap moves - Goalie Store Bulletin Board
		There are some in the NHL community who, all rules and their interpretation aside, feel as though Lamoriello is getting a favorable ruling because he's one of the most powerful and influential executives in the game.
		Location: Rochester, NY I wouldn't call it pure genius as Lou was an idiot to get into the situation in the first place and he has given away a first round pick to clear some cap space.
		I wouldn't call it pure genius as Lou was an idiot to get into the situation in the first place and he has given away a first round pick to clear some cap space.
	www.goaliestore.com /board/showthread.php?threadid=55871 (2560 words)

	SportingNews.com - NHL - Lamoriello back behind Devils bench
		Lamoriello wasn't ready to say how long he would be coach.
		Lamoriello doesn't believe MacLean is ready to have the job full-time, but he will defer to him and fellow assistant Jacques Laperriere during this stint.
		Lamoriello coached the Devils in Game 5 of the Wales Conference finals 17 years ago after Jim Schoenfeld received a one-game suspension.
	www.sportingnews.com /yourturn/viewtopic.php?t=46554 (737 words)

	NHL Hockey Opinion - Lou's sweet science - Jim Kelley - sportsnet.ca (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Lou Lamoriello's key to coaching success is not longevity; instead, it concentrates on getting the right man at the right time.
		Lamoriello is not only good at keeping a secret, but he's also good at confounding those who think they've figured him out.
		Lamoriello was his usual masterful self on Tuesday, but when the smoke cleared and Julien hit the podium as the newest in a long line of Devil coaches, it's hard to argue that Lamoriello didn't get the right man.
	www.sportsnet.ca /hockey/columnist.jsp?content=20060613_154218_5292 (1236 words)

	Lamoriello Hires Julien as Coach in His Own Image - New York Times
		EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., June 13 — Lou Lamoriello, the president and general manager of the Devils, has made enough coaching changes to know what he wants by now.
		The hiring of Julien could be considered as a mild surprise, because Lamoriello appeared to be grooming one of his assistant coaches, the former Devils forward John MacLean, for the head-coaching job.
		But Lamoriello, who replaced Larry Robinson after he resigned as the Devils' coach Dec. 19, said he hired Julien because their philosophies more closely matched.
	www.nytimes.com /2006/06/14/sports/hockey/14devils.html?ex=1307937600&en=212de535a0273127&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss (752 words)

	FOX Sports - NHL - Prince of Pucks: Devils' Lamoriello in a bind (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Lamoriello can try to move those three, but given their salaries, ages and performances last season he probably won't find any takers.
		Understanding the pressure Lamoriello will be under to pare down his payroll, rival GMs could try to put the squeeze on him by asking for his promising young players like Martin or Zach Parise or for stars like Gomez or Gionta.
		Lamoriello has time and experience on his side for now, and he'll have to make the best use of both to solve his cap problem before opening night.
	msn.foxsports.com /nhl/story/5819696 (964 words)

	LAMORIELLO STICKS WITH DEVILS DESPITE SALE PLANS
		Lou Lamoriello will remain as president and general manager of the Stanley Cup champion New Jersey Devils even if he has to answer to a new boss.
		Lamoriello announced on Thursday that he would stay on with the Devils, despite speculation he might consider employment elsewhere following the approved sale of the franchise to YankeeNets.
		Terms of his Lamoriello's agreement were not disclosed.
	www.sportbusiness.com /news/139627/lamoriello-sticks-with-devils-despite-sale-plans (134 words)

	Trouble for Lou Lamoriello - LetsGoWings.com Forums
		While Lou Lamoriello expressed confidence that the Devils won't be charged the $3.6M against the cap next season owed the retired and/or suspended Vladimir Malakhov, that is not the current position of the league.
		Lamoriello is credited for his drafting, ala Elias, Rafalski, Niedermayer, Brodeur, etc. The Devils always find a way to adapt.
		Lou signed a gang of shaky defensemen at season's beginning, and I think they all knew what they were getting into but, the thing that makes Malakhov stand out to me is that he didn't retire.
	www.letsgowings.com /forums?showtopic=35658 (2306 words)

	New England Hockey Journal \| Trailblazers: Lou Lamoriello
		If the world of collegiate and professional hockey were a kingdom, Lou Lamoriello wouldn't be sitting too far from the throne.
		In 1983, Lamoriello, then the athletic director at Providence College, joined with fellow ECAC athletic directors in creating what is now one of the most successful conferences in the country.
		With Lamoriello as the conference's first commissioner, Maine and the University of Lowell (now UMass-Lowell) were added later in the summer of 1983.
	www.hockeyjournal.com /heast/200507/lamoriello10.htm (674 words)

	Devils Trade Malakhov to Sharks! • Spector's Blog - FOX Sports Blogs
		Lamoriello had painted himself into a corner with Mogilny and Malakhov's expensive contracts, but has also proved to be an amazing escape artist in getting himself out of it.
		Spector- I understand that Lou has brought in Stanley Cups and that he has done some amazing things in the past but it doesn't change the fact that when it came down to playing against one of the elite teams, Carolina, they were absolutely man-handled.
		As for Lou being an idiot… well, since you’re not a Devils fan, let me fill you in on some background as to why we got stuck with “the 3 M’s.” Mogilny, I’ll be honest, I thought was overpaid, but obviously Lou thought he was worth it at the time.
	community.foxsports.com /blogs/Spector/2006/10/01/Devils_Trade_Malakhov_to_Sharks (7213 words)

	New Jersey Devils, Martin Brodeur, National Hockey League - CBS SportsLine.com
		Goaltender Martin Brodeur also was in the dark about the coaching successor to president and general manager Lou Lamoriello.
		Lamoriello replaced a worn-out Larry Robinson behind the bench in December with the Devils in danger of missing the playoffs.
		Assistant John MacLean, who ran many of the practices after Lamoriello took over, was among those considered to have a good shot at the coaching job.
	cbs.sportsline.com /nhl/story/9495479/rss (392 words)

	ESPN.com - Lamoriello's creation bears sweet fruit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		After midnight in the hours past the Devils' Stanley Cup championship, there was a perfect picture of Lamoriello: standing to the side of the ice, tears streaming out of his eyes, watching his life's work having met its destiny.
		When Lamoriello was hired to reshape the Devils over a decade ago, this was his vision: a franchise family thinking team first, self second.
		The hour was late, the dressing room thick with stale smoke and champagne, and Lamoriello should've been in the middle of it, soaked and wet and getting his due.
	sports.espn.go.com /espn/print?id=1159179&type=columnist (734 words)

	Lamoriello worked magic
		Lamoriello." Truth is, the Devils' players have found a different side to Lamoriello as coach that they seem to enjoy.
		Lou the coach and Lou the GM are two very different personalities.
		Lamoriello should be given consideration for the Jack Adams Award, as the league's top coach during the regular season.
	archive.recordonline.com /archive/2006/04/16/sports-devspiece-04-16.html (565 words)

	Lou Lamoriello as Yankees GM? [Archive] - Strike 3 Forums
		I doubt Lou is going to leave the NHL's New Jersey Devils anytime soon and Steinbrenner probably will hire someone else in the baseball industry or bring Gene Michael back as a GM eventually.
		Even so, Lamoriello always dismissed that possibility of working for Steinbrenner exclusively, but if there was ever a time to test his devotion to the Devils, this is it.
		Lamoriello is Steinbrenner's kind of guy, bringing that old-school style that demands professionalism and respect, that forever finds a way to win.
	www.strike3forums.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-1597.html (2536 words)

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