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Originally Posted by Strange Brew
For all the talk about Treliving learning from his mistakes, he sure didn't in this case. Once he realized Hamonic was not much more than a depth D, he really should have recovered whatever picks he could have.
I've said it before, the Lazar and Hamonic trades were not crippling, but they were huge red flags about his approach to valuing his own picks and opposition players.
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It's a major concern when your GM will go balls out for a guy like Hamonic and be willing to lose, but not up for making a move to shake up the core after attempt number 4 of finding a way to make them better than they are.
Heck, if those moves aren't there in the current climate, you can at least bring in one of the many top 6 calibre UFAs that were available for months and find a way to clear the cap space to do so. At the very least you give the lineup a shot in the arm and provide your inexperienced coach something new and useful to work with.