My qualm is still that we gave up a player who was floundering for a player who has never played more than 65 career games in a season. Yes, theoretically if things were reversed and he were to stay healthy, there is a monumental difference in the skill level of Norris v Cozens. However, the facts are the facts, you need to be available to play on the ice to be a proper asset. As of now, this has been another Adams knee jerk reaction trade that has no broader picture. It still makes no sense and doesn't fix the fundamental flaws of this franchise.
They color you with semantics, and throw skill without fixing the glue that will cement the cracks of the glaring holes. The lack of heart, effort and desire from players day in, day out. The continued stagnation under countless leaders, to not be able to work with what we have to at least put a competitive product on the ice.