Cause if it’s a rebuild, it usually involves the adding of a lot of futures and unloading expensive assets to create cap room. It’s tough to do that and expect to be competitive on the short term. What’s worse in our case, is that term was gifted to several mediocre assets on top of it all.
Not exclusively...it involves a whole lot of things that are just as important in the "rebuilding" as selling off expensive assets.
Remember when Bergevin was trying to build through the draft while making the playoffs? You have to choose a path. Expecting to implement the type of roster turnover that a rebuild suggests is not a two year affair typically.
Bergevin wasn't capable because he executed poorly...that doesn't mean it's the standard.