Stuff like this is so stupid. Most of these decisions considered good or not relevant when they were made. Is so stupid to change a third round pick when there was no way to know that was a bad decision.

John Tavares' free agency is gonna go down as one of the worst screw ups in NHL history

but it didn't happen, and let's move on because this is really irrelevant unless you got bored today.

No it wont lmao. He is still expected to be worth his contract until the last year of it. (Dom L.)

Wow thats a bad take. He hits the post once and its one of the worst decisions ever? you realize he's a point per game with nagging injury playing second line minutes right?
Hey I'll give you a worse decision by the Islanders:
Not building a team around Tavares so he didnt leave and they would actually be something instead of just being bad. ALSO not trading him at the deadline
Also stop being so bitter, it was two years ago

not even just about the islanders - when you tell the media that you want to win a Stanley cup and then pass up on the bruins, stars, lightning, don’t even give St Louis the light of day and then end up with a lottery team? Yeah, that’s a botch job. At least, if he’s being honest about what his intentions were

I was interested in this AGM when you were looking at reversing the Tavares signing and the Kadri deal, but then you went down the dumb rabbit hole of changing picks and that’s just pointless. You could do that with all 31 teams, reviewing bad picks. 200+ players get drafted every year, you are bound to make a few mistakes

Toronto had a 2% shooting percentage this series. One of their best defensman was injured. They were also playing a team that was underachieving because of injuries. Not firing babcock before april was a bad desision because they'd probaby bee a higher seed.

Wait one thing: what if they drafted Gretzky in 79 instead of him signing with the racers?

sorry when you pay four forwards half the cap you gotta just score goals