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Originally Posted by Flash Walken
When people say Treliving has more good trades than bad, is that a volume judgement that say 8 out of 15 trades has been a win, or is that an assessment on aggregate that the flames have traded away less value than they've received in return across all of his trades?
Because his February to July 1st 2017 time period is one of the worst general managing periods in the history of this team, certainly when it comes to just trades.
Picks out:
1st
3x2nd
2x3rd
5th
6th
For:
Lazar
Stone
Smith
Hamonic
Lack
I mean, that's gotta be one of the worst value propositions in team history, right?
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It's basically a Hamonic trade and then some depth moves.
I get it you don't like the Hamonic trade, but to somehow say that it represents some major trend is a bit much. Take out the Hamonic trade, and it becomes:
2nd
2x3rd
5th
6th
Lazar
Stone
Smith
Lack
7th (from lack trade)
Smith was the starting goalie for 2 years, and was quite good the first year.