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Originally Posted by Tinordi
To those impatient few, these next few years are going to be agonizing. Burke and Treliving both have stressed on numerous occasions their conviction in developing prospects over the long haul in the minors. Treliving has stated that it almost never hurts the development of a player for him to spend long periods of time in the minors. They do not care about your impulses to watch prospects because you're excited about them. They care about turning prospects into real players which takes years. I would sit back and let that sink in otherwise you're going to be incredibly annoying to me and others with the constant complaining about giving young players a chance. They'll get their chances, and then they'll get sent down as the coach and GM deem fit. Deal with it.
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Couldn't have said it better myself. I'm not looking forward to reading the same posts whining about the same thing in the future. Our prospects needs time and it's safer not to rush them, whatever our preferences are, that's the right way and that's how things have to be done. Our young players will play eventually, there's a reason all of our recently signed contracts have only been max 3 years