May 21, 2024; Toronto, Ontario, CANADA; Toronto Maple Leafs president Brendan Shanahan speaks during a media conference to introduce new head coach Craig Berube (not shown) at Ford Performance Centre.

Brendan Shanahan won’t have his contract as president of hockey operations renewed by the Toronto Maple Leafs, clearing his path to a potential role with the New York Rangers’ biggest rival ...

“The New York Islanders have been granted permission to speak to Toronto Maple Leafs president Brendan Shanahan about an opening in their front office,” Sportsnet staff confirmed.

Unlike the Maple Leafs, the Islanders reached the Eastern Conference Finals in 2020 and the Stanley Cup semifinals in 2021. Since then, however, New York has struggled, missing the playoffs in ...

But in the short term, Brendan Shanahan isn’t going to New York and Marc Bergevin is obviously in L.A. to stay. From what I’ve heard, Darche hiring likely takes Brendan Shanahan off the table ...

Brendan Shanahan spoke with the New York Islanders, but he won’t taking the job as the President of Hockey Operations. Following news that the Islanders had requested an opportunity to speak ...

If Brendan Shanahan does leave the Toronto Maple Leafs, be it for the New York Islanders or someone else, it won't be the biggest surprise after 11 seasons with very little to show for it. The ...

It’s been nearly a month since the New York Rangers’ biggest rival, the New York Islanders, told president and general. ... Maple Leafs director of hockey operations Brendan Shanahan, ...

If Shanahan is hired, he could well re-open the interviewing process for a new GM. The Islanders hired Lamoriello as president on May 22, 2018, exactly seven years ago.

Brendan Shanahan was a 19-year-old kid when the Devils made the playoffs for the first time in 1988. He remembers facing the Islanders in the opening round. "You didn't realize it at the time, but ...

May 21, 2024; Toronto, Ontario, CANADA; Toronto Maple Leafs president Brendan Shanahan speaks during a media conference to introduce new head coach Craig Berube (not shown) at Ford Performance Centre.