Irving Grundman

Irving Grundman (born c. 1928) is a former general manager of the Montreal Canadiens. He is also a former Montreal city councillor.[1]

Irving Grundman
Bornc. 1928 (age 9192)
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Occupationpolitician, businessman, former NHL general manager

He is the founder of Laurentian Lanes. The company owns bowling alleys in Montreal, Ottawa and Kingston.

Hockey career

Irving Grundman served as GM of the Canadiens from 1978 to 1983. He became GM after Sam Pollock retired. His name was engraved on the Stanley Cup in 1979. He was responsible for drafting future NHL stars such as Guy Carbonneau and Chris Chelios, though was also responsible for passing on Montreal Juniors star, and future NHL superstar Denis Savard in the draft (in favor of Doug Wickenheiser). He was replaced as GM by Serge Savard in 1983.

Political career

After his hockey career ended he became a Montreal city councillor, a career which ended with his retirement after he, along with René Dussault, pleaded guilty to municipal corruption in September 2004 in relation to the rezoning of land. Grundman was later sentenced to 23 months of community service and fined $50,000.00.

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References

  1. Richler, Mordecai (2010-09-03). Dispatches from the Sporting Life. ISBN 9780307371010.
Preceded by
Sam Pollock
General Manager of the Montreal Canadiens
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Succeeded by
Serge Savard


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