Mr Jiggyfly
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- Jan 29, 2004
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I know a lot of people are mad at JR, but this nonsense about him being lucky, giving Botts credit for what he did, etc is totally bananas.
He’s only the second GM to win cups with two different teams... in fact he’s the first to do that since the ‘67 expansion... that’s how impossibly hard it is to do.
People forget all the great moves he made to win b2b cups...
Neal for Hornqvist.
Kessel deal.
Bort for Cole
Sutter for Bones
Hired Sullivan
Scuds for Daley
Perron for Hags
Traded beans for Schultz
Signed Cullen
Everyone of those moves was vital in this team winning b2b cups. He didn’t make one or two lucky moves folks... get with reality.
When you are the only GM in 50 years to win cups with two different teams and the first GM to win b2b cups in two decades, you fully deserve a HHOF nod. You have to be an absolute mental midget or so blinded by anger, to fool yourself into thinking otherwise.
Him going off the rails now shouldn’t detract from what he’s accomplished.
He’s only the second GM to win cups with two different teams... in fact he’s the first to do that since the ‘67 expansion... that’s how impossibly hard it is to do.
People forget all the great moves he made to win b2b cups...
Neal for Hornqvist.
Kessel deal.
Bort for Cole
Sutter for Bones
Hired Sullivan
Scuds for Daley
Perron for Hags
Traded beans for Schultz
Signed Cullen
Everyone of those moves was vital in this team winning b2b cups. He didn’t make one or two lucky moves folks... get with reality.
When you are the only GM in 50 years to win cups with two different teams and the first GM to win b2b cups in two decades, you fully deserve a HHOF nod. You have to be an absolute mental midget or so blinded by anger, to fool yourself into thinking otherwise.
Him going off the rails now shouldn’t detract from what he’s accomplished.