Typically, every fanbase is hyped about its team following the draft. Amid an offseason with free-agent signings, trades and rookie additions, most general managers have seemingly done a good job with roster upgrades. Underneath all the optimism, front-office executives had some missteps.
At the beginning of free agency, multiple clubs pulled off blockbuster deals. One team involved in the action took the short end of the stick in its transaction.
In other cases, general managers missed opportunities to fill voids, upgrade at key positions or acquire talent to help their respective squad's outlook for the 2020 season.