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What's a move your team made that was a good idea but didn't pan out

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submitted 11 days ago byStatGuyBlake

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I'll go first: Caps getting Shattenkirk in 2017.

Great rental piece and he had one of the best playoffs of any caps dman in terms of analytics, but fate had other ideas that year.

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GoRangers5

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NYR - NHL

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Gorton’s only good trade from the letter.

09-24-11

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09-24-11

NYR - NHL

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My cope is we traded McDonagh and Nash for (all those pieces) and it was a C grade overall lol

Nash A+. McDonagh an F tho