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Obviously, they see lots of value in keeping him in the organization and don't want to lose him to another team. Also probably means he was a favorite for the Pitt job and in order to keep him here, they needed to give him a promotion/raise.

 

But I can't imagine what the difference between Associate GM and Assistant GM is?

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Seems fairly straightforward. GM has tons of shit to do, he needs someone to delegate some things to. Also grooms Drury for a GM position next.

 

Almost as good as winning the Little League World Series!

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Seems fairly straightforward. GM has tons of shit to do, he needs someone to delegate some things to. Also grooms Drury for a GM position next.

 

Almost as good as winning the Little League World Series!

 

Yes but what is the actual job difference in "assistant" and "associate?"

 

In Scott Arneil's case it just seemed like he got to wear an earpiece.

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Its just a corporate title thing. He prob got a raise and a new title, Associate is always a step up from Assitant

 

Assistant General Manager II

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Yes but what is the actual job difference in "assistant" and "associate?"

 

In Scott Arneil's case it just seemed like he got to wear an earpiece.

I feel like assistant is a little bit of a downgrade from associate. Assistant is somebody who's helping you do something, associate is more of a responsibility sharing title.

 

Just going based off my field, where we have associate creative director, but a creative directors assistant is basically their admin.

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Yes but what is the actual job difference in "assistant" and "associate?"

 

In Scott Arneil's case it just seemed like he got to wear an earpiece.

 

Probably not much, but this is as close to a Co-GM scenario as we've likely seen. In effect, Drury is the guy if and when anything happens to Gorton.

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JD is getting up there in age. Who knows how long he will continue to be President. If he were to step down in the near future, you figure Gorton is the new President and Drury becomes the new GM.
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JD is getting up there in age. Who knows how long he will continue to be President. If he were to step down in the near future, you figure Gorton is the new President and Drury becomes the new GM.

 

Probably. JD (67) signed a five-year deal. He'll be 70 or so when the deal is up.

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There's probably an aspect of this just being a thank you for not taking the Pittsburgh gig, too.

 

Yeah, I don't know if it's a "thank you" or a "hey just so you know, we appreciate what you do here" kind of thing. But yeah, timing isn't coincidental.

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