Mattilaus
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Biased but Adams. The other GMs are at least trying some moves in an attempt to make their teams better. Adams sits on his hands as we flush season 14 down the toilet.
Yeah, Trotz has potentially put Nashville in a position where they can't really start a rebuild, nor compete for another 4-5 years. Purgatory is the worst place for any team to be, and it looks like that's where they're headed.A lot of Trotz’s moves I find to be more damaging long term
We're already rebuilding and have a top 5 pick plus two more 1sts in this draft.Yeah, Trotz has potentially put Nashville in a position where they can't really start a rebuild, nor compete for another 4-5 years. Purgatory is the worst place for any team to be, and it looks like that's where they're headed.
Adams is literally incapable of comprehending the idea of roster construction and is the least qualified person (along with Garf) to ever be given a GM job (by the single worst owner in hockey history).
Biased but Adams. The other GMs are at least trying some moves in an attempt to make their teams better. Adams sits on his hands as we flush season 14 down the toilet.
Melnyk was awful but there were some periods of success under his reign (they even came within a goal of reaching the SCF). In Terry's 14 full seasons as owner the Sabres have not made the playoffs even once. Adams literally had zero qualifications for the job except being a Pegula crony.Worse than Eugene Melnyk and Pierre Dorion? lol
If only Dorion did this! I don't think it was possible to self-sabotage a team more than he did.
I was wondering, when did the "new" Sabres rebuild started exactly? 2020?
Melnyk was awful but there were some periods of success under his reign (they even came within a goal of reaching the SCF). In Terry's 14 full seasons as owner the Sabres have not made the playoffs even once. Adams literally had zero qualifications for the job except being a Pegula crony.
Is it still called the 'Mike Milbury' award or did Jim Benning get his name engraved on this accomplishment for the foreseeable future?
I foolishly lauded the 'Summer of Pierre' hence I have no problem being corrected.Pierre Dorion has a much worse record than Milbury. I started a comparison on an excel sheet but quickly stopped as I was shocked how not even close that is.
I'm posting in this thread because it needs to be realized by more people. Ottawa had one of the best opportunities ever, they started a rebuild with :
Erik Karlsson (27)
Matt Duchene (27)
Mark Stone (25)
Mike Hoffman (28)
Jean-Gabriel Pageau (25)
Derick Brassard (30)
Ryan Dzingel (25)
Cody Ceci (24)
And also Thomas Chabot, Drake Batherson, Alex Formenton, Nick Paul, Joey Daccord, Colin White, etc, as prospects
Kinda lucked out with the Sharks pick (3rd OA : Tim Stutzle) but other than that... it's infuriating that this team is not a top contender as of now.
But I'll stop as I am off topic
I foolishly lauded the 'Summer of Pierre' hence I have no problem being corrected.
It infuriates me that Milbury is considered the worst GM by most people when he isn't even in the same galaxy as Ed Johnston whose idiocy literally killed the Whalers (also the Ron Francis trade is the single most disastrous trade in not just hockey history but in all of pro sports history).Adams is unqualified and handcuffed by Pegula, Drury thought he was the smartest guy in the room and destroyed a contender and Lou has the Islanders just sitting still. Something in the water in NY state but I will go with Adams for achieving nothing of worth whereas Lou and Drury oversaw some improvement and success to a degree.
Trotz needs more time in Nashville.
Yzerman and Francis are the definition of 'mediocre GM'.
Is it still called the 'Mike Milbury' award or did Jim Benning get his name engraved on this accomplishment for the foreseeable future?
Good call.It infuriates me that Milbury is considered the worst GM by most people when he isn't even in the same galaxy as Ed Johnston whose idiocy literally killed the Whalers (also the Ron Francis trade is the single most disastrous trade in not just hockey history but in all of pro sports history).