From the Denver Post:
Colorado Avalanche general manager Francois Giguere was fired today after the most disappointing season in franchise history.
Team president Pierre Lacroix will step in for the time being and said a new management structure would be installed.
In a statement released by the team, Lacroix said: “The results of this season are unacceptable. We feel a new direction is needed which re-emphasizes those standards of excellence our fans have grown accustomed to since 1995. We will work diligently towards reclaiming our identity that made our brand so special and unique.
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