who became the next executive director after he resigned?
Bob Goodenow
National Hockey League Players' Association
Eagleson stayed on until the end of 1991, when the players replaced him with Bob Goodenow. Eagleson went on to face criminal charges relating to his conduct during the time he worked at the NHLPA, and ultimately, on January 6, 1998, pleaded guilty in a Boston court to three counts of fraud, agreeing also to pay a fine of CA$1,000,000. The following day in Toronto, Eagleson pleaded guilty to another three counts of fraud and was sentenced to 18 months in jail.

where is the hockey hall of fame located Toronto, Ontario, Canada what is this hall of fame? It is a place that exhibits Trophies, Memorabilia and equipment worm by players during special games. is this place located in an open-air ground or in a building? Inside Brookfield Place, and a historic Bank of Montreal building. name some former or current employees who worked in this hall. Bobby Hewitson, Lefty Reid, Scotty Morrison and more what was the first person's designation in this? He was the First Curator of the new Hall of Fame what was the second person's designation with this hall? Also the Curator of the new Hall of Fame after Bobby Hewitson retired what are some of the criticisms this hall faced? For including lacklustre candidates. was there someone who was asked to resign due to malpractices? Yes. Alan Eagleson. what malpractices was he involved? Mail fraud and embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars from the National Hockey League Players' Association pension funds. what was his designation with this hall prior to his resignation? A longtime executive director of the National Hockey League Players Association
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National Hockey League Players' Association [SEP] Bob Goodenow era (1992–2005)
Eagleson stayed on until the end of 1991, when the players replaced him with Bob Goodenow. Eagleson went on to face criminal charges relating to his conduct during the time he worked at the NHLPA, and ultimately, on January 6, 1998, pleaded guilty in a Boston court to three counts of fraud, agreeing also to pay a fine of CA$1,000,000. The following day in Toronto, Eagleson pleaded guilty to another three counts of fraud and was sentenced to 18 months in jail. Bob Goodenow would seek to restore respect and honour to the Association during his successful 13 years of service to the players as Executive Director.