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Originally Posted by GioforPM
The same applies to a number of players. Should a 37 year old D man be the primary offence from the back end? Should a slow centre who is known for scoring be a 1C, facing top opposition and defence, and who is now doing what he's being asked and focusing more on D and puck carrying? Should a grinding LW who has decent hands and has been a good puck protector be the highest paid forward on the team, with the commensurate expectations? Should the offence revolve around a tiny LW who isn't overly fast and makes his living in open space?
There's only a few guys cut out for their roles, and none of those roles are top line.
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Management has failed to put together a competitive NHL team, I think everyone would agree with that point.