Why didn't Gillis push harder to acquire a center? If he didn't want to deal his goalies for a center, he could have at least pursued a FA or traded for one? He acknowledged that the team put a 10 game test run on Malhotra, but did it ever occur to him that there was a good chance that Malhotra's injury would end his season? Or did he assume Malhotra would stay healthy enough all season? Just doesn't make sense.
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03-19-2013, 04:53 PM #1
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Considering Manny's eye injury and Kesler's injuries
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03-20-2013, 02:35 PM #2
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Poor planning on Gillis' part. He must've known that with Kesler coming back there was no guarantee he'd remain healthy, and worse, he would've known Manny only had 10-games to demonstrate he could play. I think Gillis is a little delusional, thinking the team would be just as good with Ebbett and Schroeder at centre, Raymond and Higgins could fill in if possible. That hasn't worked out well.
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If heads do roll at the end of the season, his should be first.
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03-21-2013, 02:04 AM #3
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I don't know what Gillis thinks about anything anymore.
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