What Jim is saying can't be overstated. The players in the dressing room appreciate the upgrade without losing a roster player. As a team claws its way back into the playoffs, asset management in its purest sense has to be put on the back burner. If we did in fact pay a little too much in futures for a rental, the players love it and it could be the difference between an emotional letdown where a 2 game losing streak extends to 6, and a team that shows resiliency and bounces back as they have done so far this year. Our talented young core could care less about losing a second round pick that may make a difference in 5 years. If they are expected to give their heart and soul, they want to know management is on the same page.This management group would never trade their UFAs on expiring contracts like Markstrom or Tanev even if they know they can't re-sign them. Bad asset management maybe, but very important in developing your young core.