With the Flames and Treliving having “agreed to mutually part ways,” we have a few burning questions about the search for his replacement.
During Monday’s presser, the 64-year-old Maloney ruled out himself as an option to be full-time GM, saying: “I think you need somebody younger, progressive, inventive.”
You can expect to hear speculation about assistant general managers from around the league — Jason Botterill in Seattle, Mathieu Darche in Tampa Bay, Shawn Horcoff in Detroit, Eric Tulsky in Carolina, Hayley Wickenheiser in Toronto and on and on. Sportsnet’s ace insider, Elliotte Friedman, topped his latest 32 Thoughts column with an analysis of Treliving’s departure, writing: “It is believed a deteriorating relationship with Sutter played a major role in the GM’s decision, that the two could not continue working together and really hadn’t communicated well in some time. If Sutter didn’t have an extension, maybe the outcome is different.
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