William H Bonney
Registered User
This was probably a huge factor. Dean saw that Moller was bringing the same skills to the table as O'Sullivan, and in many cases, better. Dean's sending a clear message. If you don't step up and start living up to your potential, there are plenty of younger guys in the pipes that can replace you and play with more heart. This is the strategy, create a super competitive environment within the organization to weed out those who simply don't care enough. That's how you become a high caliber team like Detroit.
I really really HOPE our GM is making trades based on one game.
If the Kings and their management (DL) really felt this way about Moller, they would have never allowed him to leave the team to go to the WJC.