Chris Chelios has been working in Detroit's front office and sees himself remaining a part of the game in his retirement. He has spent the past year getting some insight into the managerial side of hockey. He has worked alongside general manager Ken Holland learning what it takes to run an NHL club, while occasionally dabbling in a more hands-on environment. "I've been working in management now for a year, trying to find my niche," Chelios said. "I've always said I'm going to remain with hockey, probably, for the rest of my life, because it's all I really know and love. "I think I'm going to lean towards being on the ice. There's nothing better than being down there with the guys, teaching. I really enjoyed going to Grand Rapids this year. That was probably my most significant role was working with the defensemen in Grand Rapids." Holland said Chelios will continue under his current title for the upcoming season, but with more of an emphasis on development. "He's not an assistant, but he has (the) green light to go on the ice in Grand Rapids," Holland said. "I know his experience going on the ice has him very intrigued about that aspect of the game."