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“Ethan came to us and expressed his desire for a change of scenery, thinking it would be in his best interest,” Firebirds general manager Dave McParlan said. “While it’s always hard to see a good player and teammate exit, we are understanding of his wishes. The pile of assets we received in the deal puts us in a strong position as we look to build a championship-contending team this season."
Tough, felt like they were starting to turn the corner.
Considering Hay asked to leave, I'd say the Firebirds did pretty well in this trade. '05 so does justify the higher value but I think this works out for both.