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Originally Posted by Bingo
Yeah that's pretty much me.
I'd add to that the drum I keep beating, which is the paramount issue on the team right now is that they had their first line dry up, which I don't think many saw coming.
Adding the likes of Tkachuk, Lindholm, Mangiapane to that base should have given them the top six needed to compete.
Didn't happen, but I don't know of any that suggested it wouldn't prior to the two players losing their five on five abilities to produce.
I just get the feeling that the GM is a guy that learns from mistakes, would seem almost silly to break in a new one and go through that same process. I guess if they could do at GM what they did at the coach level and bring in a hockey hall of fame level architect you have to look at it, but short of that stay with what they have.
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I just don't see that at all. It's almost funny the way BT continues to trip over the same ottoman like Dick Van Dyke.
Terrible free agent signings, terrible bargain bin coaching hires, can't find a reliable starting goaltender, might as well forget about the right side of the roster etc.
He's over his head.
A cap team that can't/won't make the playoffs and a core that never gets better.
I think the players have quit on BT and not the coaches.