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Not quite sure what you're saying with that last sentence. Fletcher trying and failing to win would definitely both make him a bad GM and the moves in question bad moves.
If you're acting like Fletcher should have done nothing at the TDL because ultimately we ended up nose diving off a cliff, then there's not a whole lot that can be said to you. He can only make decisions based upon what he knows at the time, and at the time it appeared our only real weaknesses were in the bottom 6. He addressed those.
And again, as you've been told time and time before, the draft picks are not worth much value wise apart from being used as trade chips. We already have one of the deeper forward prospect pools in the league. We also have a few decent defensive prospects left. We don't NEED more prospects. We NEED to shore up our holes to make a playoff run. And it's still not too late to do that.
Hindsight is 20/20 and you can't fault CF for not being able to see the future.
PS burning a year for JEE to help with the playoff run. Not to mention with Kunin, Greenway and Tuch possibly burning their first year NEXT year, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to save JEE until next year so we have all four of those contracts expiring in the same year.
Hopefully he gets to play with better players than White and Stewart.
Really want to like this guy, but does he remind anyone else of Graovac? I just don't see much in the way of offense, at all.
Really want to like this guy, but does he remind anyone else of Graovac? I just don't see much in the way of offense, at all.
I'd say he reminds me more of rookie Coyle where he's trying to defer to much and doesn't realize he's a big guy with skills, and can make things happen.
Kind of an interesting game to do make the comment on, as I thought it was his (and Kunin's) best game in a while. They generated a number of chances and had good zone time. They were actually noticeable out there for the first time in 4 or 5 games.
But Graovac was 23 when he got his shot with the Wild, JEE is 20. Not really a far comparison. I'd say he reminds me more of rookie Coyle where he's trying to defer to much and doesn't realize he's a big guy with skills, and can make things happen.
Linemates have also been less than ideal situation for a 20 year old rookie with him playing mostly with Foligno, Stewert and Winnik, none of whom can cycle the puck to save their life. And he seems like a strong off the cycle type of player. He doesn't have more than 20 minutes of icetime yet to qualify for WOWY charts with any of Koivu, Granlund, Zucker, Nino or Staal.
I think he needs to go down to Iowa once Coyle gets back. Not that he's doing terrible; he looks pretty good defensively and all that. But he needs to build some confidence offensively.Wish he was in a situation where he could play with the puck more.
Not sure how he is supposed to do it playing with Winnik I would like to see him playing with Coyle are somebody who is not a fourth liner.I think he needs to go down to Iowa once Coyle gets back. Not that he's doing terrible; he looks pretty good defensively and all that. But he needs to build some confidence offensively.
I wouldn't hate to see him with a better winger in Winnik's spot once Coyle gets back, but if he still isn't producing I think he should go down.Not sure how he is supposed to do it playing with Winnik I would like to see him playing with Coyle are somebody who is not a fourth liner.
And?Still pissed they didn’t take Brock Boeser instead. Already with 11 goals on the year for the hated Canucks. With that said it’s way to early to say who will have the better career but dang Brock played puck growing up in the Wilds backyard.