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Predators GM Barry Trotz retiring, staying until successor found

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Nashville Predators general manager Barry Trotz is closing the book on his career in hockey to start a new family-focused chapter in retirement.

Trotz announced his plans to step down as the Predators' GM in a news conference on Monday, confirming earlier reports that he'll remain in place until his successor is found. The 63-year-old was adamant the decision wasn't due to health reasons or because he was pursing another opportunity in coaching -- something Trotz did for more than 1,800 NHL games prior to joining Nashville's front office as former GM David Poile's replacement in 2023.

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