Dorion wants to be part of bright Senators future
Pierre Dorion sees great things ahead for the Ottawa Senators, he just doesn’t know if he’ll be around to see them through.
The 50-year-old Dorion said he’s met with a number of the potential ownership groups and outlined his plans for the future. “I’ve known that at some point in time, moving forward, I could be the general manager, I hope to be the general manager, but there’s a chance I could not be the general manager and that’s okay because it’s part of the game,” he said.
The two sides discussed a new contract, but were unable to come to terms and so the decision was made to move on. In addition to goaltending, the Senators will look to shore up their bottom six. In a perfect world they would find the right group of players who can offer some grit, while also offering some offensive production, which was lacking this season.
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