There won’t be a drastic shift in how the Boston Bruins run their day to day operations entering the 2019-20 campaign. But a long time face of the front office went forward with his succession plan.
During his interview with Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe, Jeremy Jacobs, the owner of the Bruins and chairman for Delaware North, revealed that he relinquished control of the Original Six organization to his six children (Charlie, Lynn, Lou, Katie, Lisann and Jerry Jr.) earlier this year.
“I have given it to my kids,” Jacobs told Dupont. “They are paying me some of the proceeds that come out of this.