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Originally Posted by cannon7
Excluding the players re-signed as pending UFAs such as Giordano and Backlund, the list of UFA signings is terrible. Even the players that weren't disasters still weren't that good: Hiller (one good year, one disaster), Ramo (average starter), Stone (fell off after being re-signed), Chad Johnson (had one good month?), Czarnik (one dimensional, AHL fodder), Prout (one dimensional, AHL fodder), Setoguchi (failed reclamation project), Vey (AHL fodder), Diaz (remember him?), etc. And it doesn't get much better after that. Sure there are circumstances outside of Treliving's control, such as Stone's health or Hiller's vertigo (or whatever that was). But I don't consider this a strong track record no matter how many of these deals you forgive.
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I mean, if you choose to simply ignore every one of Treliving's best UFA contracts, then yeah, it doesn't look good at all.
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