Pollock was also a pioneer in the use of trades and the draft to build a successful team. He was one of the first to recognize the value of trading draft picks, and he was able to acquire several key players through trades. He was also a master at the draft, and he was able to select future Hall of Famers such as Guy Lafleur, Larry Robinson, and Ken Dryden.
Pollock was also a master at managing the salary cap, and he was able to keep the Canadiens competitive despite having one of the lowest payrolls in the league. He was also a master at managing the team's finances, and he was able to keep the team profitable despite the high salaries of the players.
Pollock's legacy is one of success and innovation. He was able to build a dynasty in Montreal, and his approach to the game has been adopted by many teams since. He is remembered as one of the greatest hockey executives of all time, and his legacy will continue to be felt in the game for years to come.
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