Kcb12345
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Brendan Dillon and Riley Smith at least for me.
You regret trading Smith for Seguin?
Brendan Dillon and Riley Smith at least for me.
For the Bruins it still has to be Tyler Seguin
I guess if the return value is fair, it doesn't sting so much. But still there are cases where the team just gave up on the player too quickly. Or used incorrectly etc.
I regret him being part of the package to get Seguin. I know it was the price to pay but i always liked him.You regret trading Smith for Seguin?
Ducks can have Petts and his contract back lol
Stop. You’re gonna make me cry.Thats older but 100% that trade and the luongo/linden ones historically speaking. you could make a stanley cup winning team with the players milbury traded away
im sorry, but it's the truth. f*cking milbury ruined the islanders for two decadesStop. You’re gonna make me cry.
Its strange how a good two way player like him kept getting moved around
He was probably the worst gm in any sport ever. I suspect that some of it was ownership directive, though.im sorry, but it's the truth. f*cking milbury ruined the islanders for two decades
Throw in Reilly Smith too. Been searching for a second line right winger for years and the one we had we traded away for Jimmy friggen Hayes.
that too, but milbury takes the cake as worst GM in sports.He was probably the worst gm in any sport ever. I suspect that some of it was ownership directive, though.
Its strange how a good two way player like him kept getting moved around
I can’t imagine that fans of the Detroit Lions were happy with Matt Millen. But Milbury was so much worse.that too, but milbury takes the cake as worst GM in sports.
For the Avs, the first set of negotiations seemed to really set the stage for a soured relationship. I don't think there was any salvaging that once it was clear that management and ROR weren't willing to budge at all.