No. I'm frustrated that the concept is wholly rejected, outright. It is what happens. You know it happens all across the league but somehow don't think Kyle does it? He does. And, the implications of it are important but they're not germane in a discussion where someone calls fact speculation.
Am I speculating that the Leafs made an organizational decision on Muzzin that had nothing to do with his injury? Why was it bandied about what to do with him prior to the deadline? If it was all about his actual health and whether he could play, there could be but only ONE outcome based on HIS INJURY STATUS....but because it was not, about his injury status, they had an organizational decision to make. These are simple concepts.
If you think I'm wrong, and speculating, explain why the Leafs were mulling options with Muzzin. It was a simple question of...should we use his money, or do we think we need more to get him back on the ice faster? They chose door #2 and it was the wrong decision. But, I'm sure you don't see it that way. He was just injured and we did everything due to the health of the player because that's the kind of org we are, always about putting player's health first. That narrative is false. That is not what they always do.