Lafleurs Guy
Guuuuuuuy!
- Jul 20, 2007
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Sorry no.Right because when a player had a NMC THEY decide where they go and the team doesn’t really get a say. Ask winnipeg about why they traded Trouba for a bag of pucks.
Your mocking about trades being hard while
making your next to impossible trade proposals is childish. If Kessel doesn’t want to be traded, there’s nothing you can do. It’s
Not terribly difficult to figure that out without resorting to childish mocking. That trades not hard, it’s impossible.
Every year I hear trades are hard and every year elite players get moved. Tons of teams are up against the cap and we've got space to play with. There are good players we should go after and probably won't. It will be more of the same with us going after the leftovers and more excuses.
The man has been given more than enough time. The time for excuses is over. I don't want to hear about how we can't go get elite players. Of course we can. We have assets to trade with and cap space flexibility. Don't give me the whole "but we can't..." it's old and tired.
The reality is we should've moved on from this GM long ago. He's living on borrowed time. And if we get another season with huge cap space and nothing to show for it he should be shot out of a cannon.
I won't hold him to getting a particular player. Karlsson for example was gone before we could get him... fine. But if we'd traded for him last year would he be here now? Probably yes. So other teams take risks that we don't. And if we're not going to be able to get Kessel... okay. But go for Hall. Go for a game changing elite player. If not Hall find someone else. Freaking Malkin might be available now. Don't tell me that we CAN'T do this. Because if you can't make these kinds of moves then you have no business being Montreal's GM.
I will not accept that "trades are hard." If it's hard, go find another job and bring in somebody who's up to it. We're the Montreal Canadiens. That used to mean something. It used to mean that we'd settle for nothing less than the best.
Now we're satisfied with excuses.
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