Owner Jeremy Jacobs, apparently trying to act the part of an active and caring custodian of the Bruins tradition, has been omnipresent in the media discussing the future of the franchise, especially as it regards to a replacement for O'Connell. And, in a fashion instantly recognizable in Boston, he's badly fumbled the ball. What is Jacobs looking for in the next man? A savvy veteran capable of leveraging his years of experience to successfully rebuild the team? A young buck armed with fresh ideas and a bold new approach? No, the quality Jacobs prizes most in his next GM is the ability to get along well with the Jacobs family.