every GM has bad moves, but for good GMs they can be counted on one hand. with Drury you can only count his good moves on one hand, meanwhile he’s taken more Ls than the Detroit Pistons.
a GM doesn't get credit for realizing mistakes, that just puts them back to neutral. a good GM doesn't trade buch for nothing and also doesn't think that any of Reaves/Blais/Goodrow/Tinordi/Harpur/
Nemeth/Mckegg etc. are good hockey players in the first place. a good GM doesn't make moves that he knows are bad but wants to do for his coach; he hires a good coach to begin with, one who wants to use good players. the team is 20-7-1 right now on the backs of virtually everybody who was already here before Drury took over. the team's biggest weaknesses are his own acquisitions in Goodrow and Bonino