ANAHEIM, Calif. –
Anaheim Geese common supervisor Bob Murray resigned a day after he was positioned on administrative depart amid an investigation into his office conduct.
Murray plans to enter a therapy program for alcohol abuse, the workforce and Murray stated in an announcement Wednesday.
The 66-year-old Murray has been with the group since 2005 and has run the hockey operations since November 2008, the third-longest lively tenure for a GM within the NHL.
“I wish to apologize to anybody adversely affected by my habits,” Murray stated. “I vow to make modifications to my life, beginning with enrolling in a therapy program. … As I step away from the Geese, I’ll focus my consideration on the place it ought to be: enhancing my life for the betterment of my household and associates.”
Jeff Solomon, who joined the Geese’ entrance workplace in Could, might be Anaheim’s common supervisor whereas the membership seeks a everlasting substitute, house owners Henry and Susan Samueli stated in an announcement. The search may final till the offseason subsequent 12 months.
The Samuelis stated they “apologize on behalf of the group to anybody affected by misconduct from Bob. We count on each member of our group to be handled with respect and won’t stand for abuse of any type. … Whereas we don’t condone his conduct, we absolutely help his efforts to enhance his bodily and psychological well being by asking for assist.”
