MAD MIKE HAS LEFT THE BUILDING!
Posted 9:35 PM ET | Comments 0
"Mad" Mike Milbury is no longer an ISLANDER. MM has stepped down from his position today, and will only be an advisor to Wang's Chineese Hockey Project. But he no longer has reign over anything Islanders Related! Did you hear that, Pierre McGuire? MM is Gone.. we don't wanna hear of any more of his draft picks or trades!
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The Official Report from Newsday:
One year after stepping aside as general manager of the Islanders to serve as senior vice-president in marketing, Mike Milbury on Tuesday announced his resignation from his full-time position in the organization.
Although Milbury will remain as an advisor to owner Charles Wang on the Project Hope youth hockey program they began two years ago in China, his move effectively ends his 12-year relationship with the Isles in terms of any major decision-making role. Milbury also served as coach three times and survived through four sets of owners.
Although he has no plans to leave Long Island at this time, Milbury said he's open to other opportunities in hockey. "I'm happy right now making the change I've made and looking at some of these other things," Milbury said. "I'm not going to deny any other possibilities."
http://www.newsday.com/sp...?coll=ny-sports-headlines
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If your team is looking for an experienced GM/Coach.. Your man is now available! Mad Mike is only a phone call away!
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The Official Report from Newsday:
One year after stepping aside as general manager of the Islanders to serve as senior vice-president in marketing, Mike Milbury on Tuesday announced his resignation from his full-time position in the organization.
Although Milbury will remain as an advisor to owner Charles Wang on the Project Hope youth hockey program they began two years ago in China, his move effectively ends his 12-year relationship with the Isles in terms of any major decision-making role. Milbury also served as coach three times and survived through four sets of owners.
Although he has no plans to leave Long Island at this time, Milbury said he's open to other opportunities in hockey. "I'm happy right now making the change I've made and looking at some of these other things," Milbury said. "I'm not going to deny any other possibilities."
http://www.newsday.com/sp...?coll=ny-sports-headlines
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If your team is looking for an experienced GM/Coach.. Your man is now available! Mad Mike is only a phone call away!