I don't, it's just what I want.
And you're probably right. I want the organization cleansed. But since it isn't going to happen the best we can hope for is Bylsma. I mean, Babcock is either staying in Detroit or pursuing a better job (I.E. one of the other 28 teams).
Taking Nelson and then hoping someone better comes along seems like a fool's bet. He should be the last option.
Nelson is likely, IMO, going to end up somewhere else this summer. He's respected by the players and has worked with almost all of them. To me, it would make sense to let him take the reigns while a new GM is being searched for. I hate the situation where the coach is hired before the GM.
I like Bylsma, but wouldn't it be smarter to have the team work with a guy they know and trust and have done well for in the interim until the new GM can determine what style and coach he might want? Otherwise you either end up like Calgary (Hartley has done great) or you end up like Toronto or Buffalo where the guy in the coaches chair is the last guy's hire.
Bylsma very well may be the best guy for the job, but I would think that since the year is lost already, when you do this, you do it top down and do it right.
Does that make me foolish?