BoredBrandonPridham
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Whether Nylander minds or not doesn't (or shouldn't) enter into it.
That's probably why he said it, he shouldn't have said it though. He could have conveyed reassurances but stopped short of saying he would never trade him no matter what and especially not extended that guarantee beyond these 6 years to the end if time. That's what every other GM in NHL history has done, not sure why that wasn't good enough for Dubas in this case.
As far as the media goes, they were talking about nothing non-stop for months, that's no reason to go off the board and provide a guarantee the way he did, at least I can't recall another GM ever doing this. It just wasn't necessary, period.
Where did you get “no matter what” from?