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Post by FlyersGM on Mar 20, 2010 16:57:27 GMT -5
Hey guys, I know it's hard to judge this because some of the GM's above have had more time then others and they are all good GM's, but who do you think has done the best job so far?
This is just in good fun and to see the different opinions, because like I said all of the above GMs are good and have brought a bright future to franchises that have been run very poorly.
My vote went to Chris Hessel. Honestly, I am not being biased either. He still has a long way to go, but look at what he took over. That franchise was so poorly run and driven into the ground, he literally almost had nothing to work with.
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Post by NYRangersGM on Mar 20, 2010 18:05:45 GMT -5
write in vote, vancouver canucks...lol. Deb sends her love.
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Post by CapitalsGM on Mar 21, 2010 14:43:17 GMT -5
This is a very tough question. I think all 5 General Managers have made fantastic strides and are all great additions to the league.
If I had to vote, however, my vote would be with Jade because of his systemic, rationale and thorough philosophy he uses to manage the Toronto Maple Leafs. He seems to always make the right moves at the right time and every move is very calculated due to his analytical nature.
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Post by rabidleafsfan on Mar 21, 2010 23:31:35 GMT -5
I'm not voting because I don't get to deal with these guys - yet. I wanna know what sorta pictures this Leafs guy has of Spencer because if making the right moves means going 1 and 10 in the last 11 after giving away a stud prospect in JVR to get a freakin' Senator and Matt Cullen [yeah, he's a Sen, too, sigh] for another Senator prospect, then he's definitely the second coming of Mel Bridgman! Just when Burkie makes some real moves in Toronto to bring some real hope, I can check out this league and see a true return to Leafs traditions - it's like Gord Stellick or Floyd Smith are running the team again... hallelujah!
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Post by ColumbusGM on Mar 22, 2010 14:38:59 GMT -5
The Isles.
A solid group of prospects, and a competitive team. Anybody can sell off everything and rebuild from the ground up (I proved that when I did), but the patience in New York, putting together a team with the opportunity to compete, while ensuring the future was sound, that's a good rebuild--a responsible rebuild.
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