When you think of the great managers and administrators of the past 40 years, you think of names like Scotty Bowman, Glen Sather, Bill Torrey, Lou Lamoreillo and Harry Sinden. But not everyone immediately thinks of Jimmy Devellano. But you should. Devellano is currently the senior vice president of the Detroit Red Wings, an organization he joined 27 years ago. In that time he was quietly instrumental in turning the "Dead Wings" into the top team in hockey for the better part of the past decade and a half, winning Stanley Cups in 1997, 1998, 2002 and 2008. Before that he was the assistant general manager and director of scouting with the New York Islanders during their dynasty years, winning Stanley Cups in 1980, 1981, and 1982. He's been a part of 7 Stanley Cup championships, and 14 professional sports championships. Needless to say, being a major piece of two dynasty Stanley Cup teams means Jimmy D has plenty of stories to tell. He does just that in his autobiography The...