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Originally Posted by ComixZone
Treliving should be held to a higher standard than this, in my eyes.
He’s been absolutely inept when it comes to in-season moves for almost a half-decade. The only in-season moves of note during his time here was Glencross and Hudler.
At some point he has to start executing at a better level than he has been. If his trade deadline activity is just gaining late round picks off UFA trades, then that’s where I think I transition into the “yeah, okay - fire the guy”. I think it’s fair to start expecting Trleiving to execute at a higher level than he has to date.
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Making the "big" moves now limits the amount of teams that can both afford and desire JG or any of the big slried guys.
Waiting until there is a larger demand for services leads to better compensation. Supply and demand and all that.
Unless there is a deal that you dont think can be matched, or surpassed, in the off season, you hold on to your assets and maximize them when you have more team interested/able to add them to their rosters.
Its just logical to do so.