NHL Player Safety head George Parros could be returning to Anaheim

The Anaheim Ducks are currently without their Senior Vice President and General Manager Bob Murray, who has been placed on administrative leave pending the results of an ongoing investigation. The investigation is focusing on allegations of verbal abuse towards players and staff members of the Anaheim Ducks.

With Murray on leave, assistant General Manager Jeff Solomon has taken over on an interim basis, but the Ducks are reportedly looking to the outside to add to their front office. One name being floated around is former Duck and current NHL Player Safety head, George Parros, according to Andy Strickland of Bally Sports Midwest.

"A name being tossed around to jump into an Exec position with Anaheim is current head of player safety George Parros," Strickland said.

Parros, 41, spent the majority of his NHL career with the Anaheim Ducks, winning the Stanley Cup with them in 2007. In 356 career games in a Ducks uniform, Parros had 28 points (15 G, 13 A), 812 penalty minutes, and was a +10.

A name being tossed around to jump into an Exec position with Anaheim is current head of player safety George Parros. #Letsgoducks— Andy Strickland (@andystrickland) November 10, 2021

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