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- Jun 25, 2008
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Big mistake by this organization. This entire situation screams of ownership meddling. Shanahan wants to keep Dubas but all of a sudden because he asks for more money, he is gone. Why not negotiate with him? Or hold firm with said offer & tell him to take it or leave it? They wanted him gone.
Now with 5 weeks to go, you have to make important decisions with little time to do so. What kind of GM are you going to get now? Why not do this at a moment when you have time to review your options thoroughly? All of this screams of a lack of foresight & strategic thinking at the top. Too many simpleton board members who stroke their own ego pretending to be hockey men. You are not hockey men, you don’t know anything about the sport.
How is a new GM going to fix this team when he doesn’t know any of the players? The only person to fix this was Dubas because he knew this whole operation.
How is Dubas going to fix this team? Overpay Matthews and Nylander again? Dubas didn't work in a vacuum, he has a lot of help from his assistants, especially Pridham. The new GM will have plenty of resources and support to draw from. Player contracts and value have comparables, of course, unless you're Dubas with his overpayments.
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