We dont pay him to lose in the first round. We pay him for result, not just the process.
Dubas and his fanboys dont understand that adding 3rd and 4th line players with "grit and leadership" on your 3rd and 4th line or bottom pairing isnt going to cut it. Your problem is and always will be this core when you overpaid them and implicitly told them that they run the show. There is no accountability.
He can continue to experiment with the texture of his crust but it doesnt matter if the sauce and cheese of your pizza is spoiled. His head is too far in his @** to see the actual problems. If you cant see the problems. you cant fix it. Adding bottom forwards and defense isnt going to be the miraculous solution to this team. You need engaged first line players who have heart, leadership and give a damn.
Dubas' Record:
-Took over a franchise best Leafs team with 105 points to 100 points the next season to not making the playoffs to this joke
-Sucks at contract negotiations
-Traded 3 1st round picks; 1 for Muzzin, 1 for nothing in the Marleau deal and 1 for 11 games of Foligno
-Lost to a Zamboni driver
-Didnt make it to the final 16 last season when you were the favorites in your play in match up
-Lost again to the worst team to make the playoffs in terms of points; again the Leafs were the favorites
-He will always have losing to the Habs in a playoff series on his record
But yet Dubas isnt the problem. Dubas may be a fine GM later in his career but for 3 years he took over the best regular season team in franchise history and he has no playoff round wins to show for it, no 1st round pick, little cap space, and little flexibility. Oh and we have 3 draft picks this season and 3 next season. In case you didnt know, this isnt good.
And i hate to break it to you, the Canadian division may not return next year. We are back in a division with Tampa, Boston, Florida and Montreal. It possible we are playing Boston or Tampa in the first round. or we are a wild card team. This was the easiest first round match up the Leafs had in decades and the team lead by Kyle Dubas went quietly in the night.