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Originally Posted by Lanny_McDonald
Except you have that wrong. The ones whining about Treliving not doing anything are the ones pining over getting Eichel. The ones whining about Trelivings performance are focused on the larger picture and not one defining trade. Those posters are the ones who would prefer to keep all of our assets and build in an appropriate manner, achieving a strong team that will be good for years to come, not have a date with the Prom Queen and call it the highlight of our lives. The later are concerned about the long-term, while the former don't really care and only care about the next five minutes of their existence. One group wants Eichel at any cost, regardless of possible outcomes, while the other would only make the deal if it did not have potential to cripple the organization for the next decade. Those are two sides of this particular debate. Give me immediate gratification, regardless of the cost versus make sure we have long-term gratification covered in the deal.
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Hmmmm I think you are being too binary in that.
I think most would agree i'm not Anti-BT and probably more often referred to as a BT Apologist.
And yet I see the value in really pressing on the acquisition opportunity that Eichel represents given his age and talent. Yes I get the risk.
Why?
Because I would rather this organization take the longer-view and do a proper rebuild but I don't see that being an even remote possibility.
So if you are going to try and win with this group - go and get a big upgrade.
Plus it would be fun.