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Originally Posted by Royle9
Craig has a plan and he’s going to stick to it no matter the outcome this season.
There’s no rush, there’s no panic.
We’re building for the future and he’s not going to mortgage that future just because of a hot start.
Have faith guys, I think Craig’s done a wonderful job doing the right things so far.
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It's kind of a funny situation because you want your tradeable assets to have good years to boost their values, but if they all have really good years, there is a good chance that the team is going to be pretty good.
Not that having a good team is a problem. It's the opposite of a problem. My only concern is the message it might send to players who busted their asses all year to get a chance to make the playoffs, just to pull the rug out and still trade the big pieces at the deadline. I don't think you build goodwill with players that way because they all want a chance to win. Like when guys like Zary, Wolf, Pospisil, etc... are up for contracts, would that be enough for them to avoid committing long term?
I hope the team is good enough to entertain us all year and show promise for the future, but that the standings still make the decisions easy.