PLAYERS:
Paul Holmgren,
Dale Tallon,
Rick Nash,
Dany Heatley,
Pierre Gauthier,
Mike Cammalleri,
Rene Bourque,
Scott Gomez,
Garth Snow,
Rick DiPietro
TEAMS: Philadelphia Flyers, Florida Panthers, Columbus Blue Jackets, New York Rangers, Minnesota Wild, Montreal Canadiens, Calgary Flames, Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Islanders, Edmonton Oilers
TEAMS: Philadelphia Flyers, Florida Panthers, Columbus Blue Jackets, New York Rangers, Minnesota Wild, Montreal Canadiens, Calgary Flames, Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Islanders, Edmonton Oilers
For those of you somewhat new to Blue Seat Blogs, for the last couple of years we have branded awarded certain GMs around the league as the “worst GM in hockey” for their risky trades, unspectacular drafts or financially unsound signings. Keep in mind we base these nominations on moves made (or not made) within the last year or so.
Two seasons ago the trophy went to Darryl Sutter (formerly of the Flames) for being the worst GM in hockey. Sutter at the time had crippled Calgary’s farm system, handed out more no-movement clauses than anyone in the league and had recently traded franchise cornerstone Phaneuf without receiving a single prospect or draft pick in return. He didn’t last too much longer after that.
Last summer there were too many GMs to pick from, so we offered up multiple candidates including Chuck Fletcher (Minny), Paul Holmgren (PHI), Dale Tallon (FLA), and Greg Sherman (COL). We polled our readers and the award eventually went to Sherman. If you are interested in the lo...
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