Here's another way to look at it, and you can either take it FWIW or with a grain of salt: in the corporate world, there are good companies that sometimes have bad leadership. At some point, a boss can rise the ranks a little bit with promotions. Once he gets to a point that overwhelms him and/or exposes his incompetency, it's only a matter of time until he's gone. Some players just have no business making the transition from their playing days to the front office. Sure, Kevyn Adams proved that. So did Wayne Gretzky.