Tue 4 Sep 2007
The Devils lost another member of their family as Max McNab passed away on September 2nd.
For those that don’t know the name, Max was the Devils second GM, replacing Billy MacMillan mid-season in 1983. Current GM Lou Lamoriello suceeded McNab in 1987.
The Devils drafted such players as Kirk Muller, Chris Terreri, Sean Burke and Eric Weinrich during his tenure, and these draft moves would help change the team image from a Mickey Mouse club to respectability. He remained with the team as Executive Vice President until retiring in 1994.
I tend to think of the Devils organization as a close knit family and anytime we lose a member of that family, we should take a moment and say a little prayer. So as training camp looms on the horizon, take a moment and think about Max and what he did for our little hockey team. His son David McNab is Assistant General Manager with the Anaheim Ducks and I hope that Max got to spend one more day with the Cup before his death.

September 4th, 2007 at 11:18 pm
He was a close member to the world of hockey, our own close knit hockey family — so The Dark Ranger salutes Max.
Let a Ranger fan be the first to salute.
xoxo
tdr
September 5th, 2007 at 12:15 pm
It wes during his reign that the Devs transitioned to one of the youngest teams in the league with the likes of Muller, Cirella, Verbeek, Broten, Maclean, etc. Max had an important role in starting the Devs down the right path. Thanks Max.
September 5th, 2007 at 5:07 pm
Rest in Peace Max, and thanks for the memories.