The Carolina Panthers promoted Dan Morgan to president of football operations and general manager on Monday, handing the task of turning around the struggling franchise to a former star linebacker with the team. Morgan, who has spent the past three seasons as the Panthers' assistant GM, will oversee the personnel operation, the team announced. The Panthers are 31-68 since David Tepper bought the team in 2018, tied with the New York Jets for the worst record in the league.
The Carolina Panthers have promoted Dan Morgan to president of football operations/general manager. He will help narrow down the search for the new head coach.
The Carolina Panthers are hitting the ground running with their head coach and general manager searches. The team has retained an advisory group to consult.
New Chicago White Sox General Manager Chris Getz is filling out his staff a few weeks into his new job. The team on Friday named former major league utility infielder Josh Barfield assistant GM, brought in former pitcher Brian Bannister as senior advisor to pitching, and named longtime scout Gene Watson director of player personnel. The club announced the moves via a press release before opening a three-game series against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park.
Kyle Dubas has decided not to hire a general manager to work under him as Pittsburgh Penguins president of hockey operations, instead choosing to serve in that role, as well. The team announced the unsurprising development Thursday, along with the promotions of U.S. women’s star Amanda Kessel and retired NHL defenseman Trevor Daley to special assistant to the GM jobs. Dubas had been serving as interim GM.