You’re whole argument is every GM in the NHL was wrong.
That’s 32 front offices.
Even if front offices are like coin flips in player evaluation, that’s like a coin coming up on one side 32 times in a row.
Telling me that my argument is something it isn't doesn't change what my argument is. Making an egregious strawman argument doesn't change my argument.
32 GMs didn't have the ability to take Ghost, either. Did you know the NHL has a salary cap and contract limits? This has been debunked for you repeatedly, beginning the day he was waived. You keep repeating debunked arguments.
You've tried the "NHL GMs know better!" appeal to authority with Stewart, Seth Jones, Ghost, and NAK and you have been wrong every time. At what point do you admit your approach is wrong and adjust?
You didn't answer my questions, choosing instead to lie about what I argued. So let's try again.
Do you disagree that sometimes GMs are wrong?
Can you at least acknowledge you were wrong to insist that Yandle is far better than Ghost? You called me insane for disagreeing.