Rich Peverley Promoted to Assistant GM
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On March 27th, Dallas Stars general manager Jim Neal just announced a big promotion for Rich Peverly, moving him up to assistant general manager for player personnel. The 43-year-old has been with the organization for 11 seasons now. Peverly steps up from his previous role as director of player personnel, and he'll keep working closely with assistant general manager Scott White and Mark Anko on key decisions about the team's roster.
His NHL playing days give him a strong edge here, with nine seasons across teams like Nashville, Atlanta, Boston, and Dallas, where he racked up two, 141 points, and won the Stanley Cup in 2011 with the Bruins. He'll stay deeply involved in scouting both pros and amateurs, plus player development, drawing on that frontline experience to help build the Stars' future. Peverly's also giving back off the ice through his work with the American Heart Association and his PEVs Protects initiative, which funds lifesaving equipment and training in communities. Dallas Stars News Today, powered by AI, bringing you what matters on the field and beyond.
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