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Not if he returned healthy during the regular season. They would have had to move salary out in that case to accommodate his return (or trade him). I'd imagine if they needed to move him during the season coming back off of a long injury, they would have had to attach sweeteners, like with the aborted Dadonov deal.
He tore it either yesterday or the day before. Check out the thread on the mains. Seems like there's a new insider for the Canes.
Chiarelli
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Are the Rangers really making Trouba their captain? I thought most Ranger fans wanted him gone?
LOFIN
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No, they don't want him gone. They are simply pondering if he would've been the most movable contract because there are good young kids coming up and money is tight. Similar situation to this board here how we are wondering whether or not Girard should be moved. No one wants to get rid of Sammy per se.
Now with Trouba being named the captain, that obviously isn't going to happen. And most Rangers fans are very happy with the decision.
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Sad story. Enjoyed watching him as a kid, was always respected as a top defenseman, mostly on crappy Toronto teams. Hope for the best.
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Toronto Maple Leafs Borje Salming ALS | TSN
Toronto Maple Leafs great Börje Salming announced Wednesday he has been diagnosed with ALS. Salming sits third all-time in games played in Maple Leafs history with 1,099 career appearances for the team. He is also the team's all-time assist leader with 620 and sits fourth in career points for...
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Edmonton Oilers superfan Ben Stelter passes away after noble battle with cancer
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Very sad news. I think I can safely speak for every Avalanche fan when I say while we weren't rooting for the Oilers we were definitely rooting for Ben. May he rest in peace and his family heal in time.
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Poor little guy. 5 years old and he spent some of it fighting cancer, that's as bad as it gets. I hope his fame brought him some joy.Edmonton Oilers superfan Ben Stelter passes away after noble battle with cancer
Awful news to share today as Edmonton Oilers superfan Ben Stelter pass...
Very sad news. I think I can safely speak for every Avalanche fan when I say while we weren't rooting for the Oilers we were definitely rooting for Ben. May he rest in peace and his family heal in time.
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Devastating news. I had a recent (but minor) health scare with my little one and it shook me to my core. I can't even imagine this.
In a time when we read about so much toxicity around sports, he was a true bright spot.
In a time when we read about so much toxicity around sports, he was a true bright spot.
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That’s incredibly sad news. Ben was a real tough person for going through that, and I believe he is in heaven now
Metallo
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Yes it's sad. He's 71 yo, I'm surprised he's getting it now, I thought ALS came in earlier (not an expert at all).Sad story. Enjoyed watching him as a kid, was always respected as a top defenseman, mostly on crappy Toronto teams. Hope for the best.
Toronto Maple Leafs Borje Salming ALS | TSN
Toronto Maple Leafs great Börje Salming announced Wednesday he has been diagnosed with ALS. Salming sits third all-time in games played in Maple Leafs history with 1,099 career appearances for the team. He is also the team's all-time assist leader with 620 and sits fourth in career points for...
Yikes. I'm happy to learn that the Panthros aren't going to contend for anything next year.
Almost like the Panthers are trying to be terrible. After nailing so much, they are lighting a lot on fire.
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They didn't like their playoff run at all and are in a cap crunch. They had to make decisions.
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expatriatedtexan
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Metallo
NWOBHM forever \m/
I would be surprised it's just behind the bench.
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I get it’s tiny but honestly that’s gonna be a cool experience.
I have been going to Colorado College games in their new stadium and it looks a lot like this. There’s no bad seats, you can see the whole rink from anywhere and you’re so much closer to the action.
First I'm being a bit cheeky. Making decisions also doesn't mean you have to hire a terrible coaching staff.
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