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Tim Murray demonstrated that he's a scout masquerading as a GM. He's been talking about rebuilding the right way and yet he made all of these bold moves where he overpaid and reek of desperation to improve fast. He took on a ton of unnecessary risk and the moves seem so short sighted, it seems that he cares only by talent and has no regard for character. It could really blow up in his face and then this vaunted rebuild will require a reboot or reshuffle - preferably with a real GM.
Assuming they can sign ROR for under 7M I think the ROR trade was a good move. Seems like all the prospects they traded to Colorado have their share of warts. The only guy I could see them regretting at the end of the day is Zadorov
The Lehner trade seems like to much but if he can reach his potential it might end up turning ok
One thing Murray has lucked out with is an owner who is willing to spend. Many trades he made the owner basically would pay for half the contract(thus driving up the value of the player)