“Decisions,” Lou Lamoriello says — and then he repeats the word just to make sure he is being clear.
He doesn’t like to tell you much. That’s his style. He is more than cordial and less than revealing about the business of his Toronto Maple Leafs.
But he will tell you this: He plans on being busy and active, preparing still for this weekend’s NHL draft, working the phones for trades — he made a lot of calls to a lot of hockey people and wound up with goaltender Frederik Andersen on Monday — seeing what other deals can be made, putting in hours on possible free agents and trying to figure out what’s next for this Rubik’s Cube of a roster with the rather odd payroll circumstance.