oldmangrouch
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Everytime the issue of making a trade comes up, we hear some variation on the following argument: "the race may be close, but the teams we are competing with have their own problems."
This argument is certainly true....but the conclusions people draw from it leave me bewildered. The fact that the competition is struggling is NOT a reason to become passive! If anything, it is a reason to be more aggressive. If the competition is struggling, why not take advantage of it? Carpe diem baby!
Is a bold move guaranteed to work? Hell no....we may just get eliminated in the 2nd round instead of the 1st.
OTOH, you are at least trying to reward the patience of your loyal fans, and you are sending a clear message to the team that your expectations are high. What's wrong with that?
This argument is certainly true....but the conclusions people draw from it leave me bewildered. The fact that the competition is struggling is NOT a reason to become passive! If anything, it is a reason to be more aggressive. If the competition is struggling, why not take advantage of it? Carpe diem baby!
Is a bold move guaranteed to work? Hell no....we may just get eliminated in the 2nd round instead of the 1st.
OTOH, you are at least trying to reward the patience of your loyal fans, and you are sending a clear message to the team that your expectations are high. What's wrong with that?
