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Originally Posted by Jiri Hrdina
Hard to argue with that because it's a pretty simplistic view.
A lot of teams add depth, because if you are going on a run you need it.
And even if we put that to the side, it would seem prudent, specifically during a compressed season, to have even more depth.
And...if Kylington showed he could play consistently, he would have a spot on the roster. Andersson is the proof of that.
He earned his playing time and earned the right to move up the line-up.
Kylington has shown nothing but promise at this stage. Promise that hasn't translated into consistent play that 3 different coaches could trust.
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A pretty simplistic view? How you build a team is a rather fundamental premise to winning. You have a finite amount of cap space, draft picks and trade capital and how you deploy those assets isn't all that simplistic IMO.
Your comment "if you are going on a run you need it." is so telling that it hardly needs any further comment. Instead of building a team that can go a run, we'll add the pieces that might help if it were to happen.