Islanders Announce Lou Lamoriello Exit as General Manager

April 22, 2025, 2:21 pm

The New York Islanders have confirmed that Lou Lamoriello will not be returning as general manager, signaling a major shift in the franchise’s leadership. The departure, met with a mix of disbelief and wry commentary, leaves fans questioning the team’s future direction on and off the ice.


torontosun.com / Lou Lamoriello is not returning as New York Islanders general manager

Lou Lamoriello is out as general manager of the New York Islanders, after the team said Tuesday the longtime NHL executive’s contract was not being renewed. Managing partner John Collins will lead a search to find the Islanders’ next GM. Lamoriello, 82, spent the past seven seasons running...

winnipegfreepress.com / Lou Lamoriello is not returning as New York Islanders general manager

winnipegfreepress.com / New York Islanders say Lou Lamoriello won’t return as general manager


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