OrrNumber4
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Well I'm glad he chose to ignore the stats on Murray because he definitely wouldn't and shouldn't have given up that much for Murray if he's basing on stats. Although if he got Murray solely on heart and warrior-like mentality then Sharks fans can't really disagree because for all his faults, he's still a warrior and plays with a lot of heart.
I think the disconnect is that a lot of people remember Murray of 2006-2010. If that Murray had been traded for two seconds at this trade deadline, I would've wondered if DW could have gotten more.
What I like to maintain, is that Douglas Murray deserved to be traded. I never like it when organizations trade performing players to make way for inferior players who are simply cheaper or younger. I never even like it when teams sell off performing players as a "rebuilding" move (if the player wants to stay)...it sets a bad tone throughout the organization.