Well Papa, that's the 3rd time you've posted that in about 2 days. No one has had the time to answer you. You've gotten away with it so far.
Each time you have admitted that Pritchard screwed up the Roy negotiation so badly that he, supposedly the GM, was ignominiously fired from negotiating a player contract, the Roy project. You feel that it somehow follows from that fact, that he's innocent of how badly the contract turned out. Obviously, the response to you in a nutshell should be that Pritchard's errors were irretrievable. He destroyed the team's negotiating position and no one (Larry Miller or Paul Allen) could have put Humpty Dumpty back together.
If you lack the temperament to negotiate with GMs, you probably can't with players, either. His lack of willingness to negotiate was the common cause behind his lack of trading activity over the years, and behind his refusal to play hardball in his first real negotiation with a player, Roy. He was unable to make trades (he got GMs mad by attempting the humiliating Pritchslap every time--that's why RLEC failed in the last day) and had never seriously bargained with players (the roster was mostly unnegotiated standard scale rookie contracts, and he just overpaid the rest, like Webster's $4M per year). As I've posted for years, his only talent was as a smiling face, dropping little rumors to the media to market fan interest. He was untested at most parts of the GM job, a flim flam man who had the town conned that he was the best GM in the league.
When he was canned from the Roy project, time was short and neither Larry Miller nor Paul Allen had time to start over from scratch, and build a negotiating framework so late in the game, with offers, counteroffers, and fallback positions. Refusing to negotiate, Pritchard then told the Oregonian that Roy deserved the maximum, which ensured fan ire if any real negotiation had been attempted after he was taken off the project. He got fired for Pritchslapping Paul Allen.
