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Originally Posted by MisterJoji
Treliving is a damn good GM.
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No, he's an average NHL GM, which is damning praise because NHL GMs are generally pretty bad. This is the same guy who:
Generally waffles between wanting a fast team and a big gritty team, and ends up with a team that's holistically neither
Signed Ramo to 3.8M to be a backup and then waived him after like, one bad game.
Has stuck by Jordan Sigalet through annual meltdowns by Hiller, Johnson, Elliott now Lack and probably eventually Smith
2nd (Jordan Kyrou) for a goalie rental (Elliott)
Engelland for 2.9 x 3
Stone for 3.5 x 3
3rd liner (and eventually waived/bought out) Mason Raymond for 3.0 x 3
4th liner (and eventually bought out) Bouma for 2.2 x 3
Waived Paul Byron, essentially for
being injured.
Gambled on Jankowski signing out of college, even though Jankowski could easily have gone UFA
Lowballed Ferland to a bridge deal despite that expiring the same time as Tkachuk
Lowballed Gaudreau to a six year term when eight years were obvous
Did not waive Joe Colborne, despite him being the obviously worse player the same preseason
Signed Troy Brouwer for 4.5 x 4 despite all the evidence that Brouwer was a passenger who took advantage of being overused on special teams and a hot playoffs with perfect linemates
Traded for Travis Hamonic using an unprotected 1st + two 2nds after Travis Hamonic was one of the least effective defensemen in the NHL last year
Traded a 2nd round pick for Curtis Lazar
Fired Bob Hartley when most of the fanbase,
even people who err on the side of corsi, were not ready to fire Bob Hartley
Brings in a players' coach for a young team that had the Superbowl debacle the year prior
Hired the assistant of the coach who Hartley humiliated in the playoffs to be our new head coach
Hired the coach of the 2016 NHL's worst special teams to run our power play
Traded a third round pick for Brandon Bollig
Signed Tanner Glass
Signed Nick Grossmann
Did not waive Matt Bartkowski after expansion was done with
