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Tigers GM Jeff Greenberg Withdraws Name From Consideration for Red Wings' Top Job
Greenberg cited his commitment to the Tigers, leaving Detroit with fewer outside options and raising the likelihood of an internal hire.
- On Monday, Detroit Tigers general manager Jeff Greenberg withdrew from the Detroit Red Wings general manager search, confirming his commitment to the baseball organization.
- Previously serving as associate general manager for the Chicago Blackhawks, Greenberg joined the Tigers in 2023 to work with president of baseball operations Scott Harris.
- Insider Elliotte Friedman reported Greenberg wanted to "finish what he's started" with the Tigers; a Tigers release stated "This was his decision," emphasizing his respect for the Red Wings.
- Focus shifts to internal candidates like Shawn Horcoff, interim general manager; Niklas Lidstrom, vice president of hockey operations; and Kris Draper, assistant general manager, all former Red Wings players.
- With training camp beginning on September 17, the Red Wings must decide whether to promote from within or pursue external candidates to implement a turnaround before the 2026-2027 campaign begins.
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The Detroit Red Wings are still looking for a new general manager after Detroit Tigers assistant general manager Jeff Greenberg withdrew from consideration for the job, according to NHL insider Elliot
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Le Journal de QuebecJeff Greenberg, no longer wants to be the NHL club's DG.
·Montreal, Canada
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Red Wings GM Search Receives Major Update
The Detroit Red Wings search for a new general manager to replace Steve Yzerman continues as NHL training camp approaches. The 2026-2027 campaign is only weeks away and the team still needs to name a new GM. A major player has been removed from the search process that could indicate a decision is close to […]
·Las Vegas, United States
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