The hockey world witnessed significant changes this week as several General Managers found new positions. One notable transition was Brad Treliving being appointed as the new General Manager for the Toronto Maple Leafs, while the former Leafs GM, Kyle Dubas, assumed the role of President of Hockey Operations for the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Furthermore, it appears that Dubas might be looking to bring someone from Toronto to join him in Pittsburgh. According to Jeff Marek and Elliotte Friedman, there are indications that Jason Spezza, the former assistant GM of the Leafs, could potentially be the individual Dubas selects as the new General Manager of the Penguins in the upcoming season.
However, the exact position within the organization that Spezza will take on is yet to be confirmed. Elliotte Friedman mentioned on the Jeff Marek show that he believes Spezza is joining the organization in some capacity, but whether it will be with the Penguins or Fenway Sports Group remains uncertain.
It's worth noting that there have also been rumors linking Spezza to the Dallas Stars, where he could potentially join Jim Nill as the team's new GM. As of now, it remains to be seen where Spezza will ultimately decide to go, and further developments are awaited in this regard.