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Originally Posted by Jacks
I can't quote you with Firefox.
Not sure what the previous years have to do with it?
The team went from badly declining with an aging core (GM fired) to a full on rebuild (with GM fired). Obviously they hadn't been good or he never would have been hired in the first place. Prior years mean nothing though because that mess had already been cleaned up and he was handed a fairly clean slate to start with.
They made the playoffs 4 times and won one round. The first time they made the playoffs, and won a round, it was entirely Feaster's team and coach. Here are the moves Trelving made between being hired and the end of the 2014-15 playoffs.
Traded a 3rd for Bollig
Traded Drew Shore for Corban Knight
Traded Glencross for a 2nd and 3rd
Traded Baertschi for a 2nd
2 good moves, 1 bad move and 1 meh move. None of them had anything to do with the playoffs that year.
That year was the best results of Treliving's tenure and he had almost nothing to do with it.
Since then the record is:
2015-16 - missed playoffs
2016-17 - swept in 1st round
2017-18 - missed playoffs
2018-19 - lost in 5 games 1st round
2019-20 - won play-in round against the wounded Jets, beat by Dallas in 6.
Hardly a record to be bragging about.
Edit: Anyway, have to get some work done now.
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We can’t count it as 7 years if we don’t count this season he made the playoffs in 4 of 6 then with the 7th TBD
It wasn’t entirely Feater’s team. Treliving signed Hiller who played over 50 games with a .920. They miss the playoffs without him. They likely also miss without Engellend who stepped up huge after Gio went down. I don’t see either of those moves listed above?
When Treliving took over this team it could have been easy to say they were 3-4 years from being a playoff team but they only went into the tank in one year which resulted in Tkachuk and have been competitive every other year.