A Stanley Cup champion will reportedly be in charge of the Nashville Predators.
According to NHL reporter Elliotte Friedman, David Poile is retiring from his position as Nashville's president of hockey operations and general manager on June 30. Friedman called Poile "the most consistent presence in franchise history" and also reported former Washington Capitals and New York Islanders head coach Barry Trotz will take his place.
While Trotz won't officially assume the general manager role until June 30, the expectation is he will begin working immediately.
This article will be updated soon to provide more information and analysis.