In the 107-year history of the National Hockey League, exactly one man has won the Stanley Cup as the General Manager of two different teams. Jim Rutherford is that person, first winning the Cup while running the Carolina Hurricanes in 2005-06, then adding two more titles with the Pittsburgh Penguins a decade later. Read More
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