PuckMunchkin
Very Nice, Very Evil!
They should have a general idea of the state of the team even in they are not working for the team. Its not like they were born that day with zero knowledge of the mess the Canucks were.This is a pretty crazy take for a couple reasons:
1) they've only been employed for a couple months from their hirings to the trade deadline
Inaction is also a choice.2) they didn't do much that trade deadline anyway
This was a great opportunity to sell high on Miller. Instead they turned that very valuable trade asset in to an albatross contract.
I liked the Hamonic (no r in his name) trade, obviously. But they threw the asset away instantly. You can't just handwave the mistake they made acquiring Dermott.3) they got Harmonic for assets (which shocked many people) and then targeted a young defensemen with upside in Dermott. It hasn't worked out but you can't predict concussions... it was a worthwhile gamble.
They were not born the day they were hired by FAQ.I mean what did you want them to do? Make franchise altering moves based on being here for a couple months?
If they were incapable of making decisions for the team they were the wrong hires.That's a pretty unreasonable ask.
Then they were the wrong hires.They were still in the midst of collecting information at that point of their job.
That would have put us in a much better spot. If they worked to extend Horvat during the summer, the contract is no where near what he signed for with the Isles after having his ridiculous heater of a run.Maybe we could have traded Miller but that means we would have extended Horvat at an ugly number... not sure if that's a huge miss considering JTM's level of play right now.
Obviously they should have moved on from both. That was obvious to most fans. It should have been obvious to people hired to run an NHL team.
LOL indeed. Lol... Indeed.He was also in the middle of a crazy good year.
What else could they have executed in last season's trade deadline? They literally just got hired couple months before lol.