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Originally Posted by TOfan
I think this is a distinct possibility.
I think it is worth acknowledging that the margin between good teams and bad is quite small. If the Flames make a few changes to their roster, Andersson seems inevitable, the back up position is not as strong as it was last year, a few tight games go the other way, the Flames could easily be in top 5 pick territory.
I’m not sure what the consternation is with team tank. The ship has been point in that direction for a least a year now.
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My sense, and anyone can correct this if I'm mis-representing things, is that "team tank" wants to see the Flames more proactively strip the team down, by removing some of the well performing vets...both to maximize the return of those assets and so that their 1st can be a higher one, including to maximize the chances of landing McKenna this year.
I think that's basically it?