GKJ
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- Feb 27, 2002
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So this is the part of the "brain-trust" I am seeing a pattern that I dont like and it doesnt make sense. I'll call this "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" GMing.
In the draft we would draft BPA with one pick, then pick someone who was a position of need, ignoring BPA, next group back to BPA, then need, and so on and so forth. Almost like one person wasn't picking.
This trade deadline I got the same sense. Now I don't know if Seeler would have been traded since he got injured, based on them not putting him on IR until after Im 50/50. But once again they go "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" GMing. They made a good trade with Sean Walker, yes maybe we didn't like all the leaks heading up to it but they made a good (not great) sensible long-term trade. They brokered the pick with Vegas and got a free pick, I don't care about the player its nothing really. Then they turn around an make the stupidest move of getting Erik Johnson for a 4th round pick, my brain could not comprehend that I though the trade was we sent Ryan Johansen for a 4th round pick, it makes no sense for a team that should be acquiring picks to give a middle round one up for nothing. The Allison trade is a change of scenery trade on a former top-15 1st round pick.
You said yourself that it was your default for years. Also, a bad plan is worse than no plan at all. Unfortunately, you cannot always see if your moves are bad until later. The process can be good with a bad result. The process can be bad with a good result. You need to look at each thing on its own merits. And you need to realize your own bias and account for it. The unbiased among us never EVER need to apologize for being unbiased.
You haven't, though, and that's the problem. You see the times it aligns with your thinking and don't see when it doesn't. Narratives are death to accurate assessments of recent history.
The improvement for the playoffs will come from guys returning from injury . In the meantime Johnson and stall compete for the last spot.Ok, seriously. What the f*** were they thinking? This one move for Johnson pretty much undermines every single other positive Briere has done since taking the job.
ouch...The improvement for the playoffs will come from guys returning from injury . In the meantime Johnson and stall compete for the last spot.
The improvement for the playoffs will come from guys returning from injury . In the meantime Johnson and stall compete for the last spot.
sadly both will be roster staples..Why should either of them be in contention for a spot?
Because ginning sucks. While I don't have that strong an opinion on the guy I've been hearing for years what a wasted pick he was with only deadhead thinking he'd sniff the NHLWhy should either of them be in contention for a spot?
I totally think that's their thought process nouch...
wait.. you dont actually believe that do you ?
Because ginning sucks. While I don't have that strong an opinion on the guy I've been hearing for years what a wasted pick he was with only deadhead thinking he'd sniff the NHL
I'm not sure why they skipped grans but the pool is exceptionally thin.
psst its cuz they arent actualy rebuilding..Seriously, this trade reminds me that while there was a changing of the guards, the bullshit is still the same. Such a f***ing failure of a trade, and we gave up a FOURTH for this. I wouldn't even trade a 7th for him. Johnson was terrible on a terrible team. His terribleness came with and hasn't changed. f***ing stupid trade.
I don't think I was at my best. Being 13 years in Colorado and coming to a new team...I don't think I played my best hockey. My best years are behind me. I think just adding any depth and PK experience & moving the puck, being physical... I'm a complementary piece for these guys