smytty
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Maybe this is part of why he doesn't want to be thereExactly. This is a city that is not shy about telling people who don't want to be here how we feel about them.
Maybe this is part of why he doesn't want to be thereExactly. This is a city that is not shy about telling people who don't want to be here how we feel about them.
also mctavish =)They have Leo C. as well.
Justin SchultzThis happened to the ducks years ago also. I can't remember who it was, but is was a defenseman.
For the 30,000th time, Faber never said a damn thing about not wanting to play in LA and was surprised about the trade.Maybe Carter doesn't fit what you're talking about. But Lindros turned out to be a pretty damn good player. Hell, as a Kings fan I watched Brock Faber do the same thing, I have no ill will towards him and he looks like a stud in Minny.
Just because other players have bought into the system doesn't mean everyone has to. I've always hated the idea that a player should suck it up and waste their 18-26 yr old years stuck somewhere they don't wanna be. I get playing pro sports is a privilege and all that, but at the same time there are few other industries that force a location on you to perform a job.
I definitely think Gauthier won't have what it takes to be a winner, and that him and Zegras will be a poor mans Matthews & Marner, but refusing to sign in Philly has no bearing on that.
I think we're just gunna have to respectfully agree to disagree on this one.
Oh yeah duh. Nice group of forwards there.also mctavish =)
Exactly what the Habs need to do. Good for Anaheim.I guess Anaheim feels they have way too many top end young dmen and it's better value to move one for a high end forward.
The only time in recent history a top 10 pick has used the play 4 years in college and leave to your desired location was Blake Wheeler.Justin Schultz
Would be ridiculous to think otherwise. But he did tell Philly he would be ok to play there, initially so who knows?I'm assuming we've already been able to talk to him and he'll play for us, right?
The worst Bergevin’s tradeKinda reminiscent of Sergachev for Drouin
If the owners or league want to stop this, then they should negotiate it out of the CBA, but guess what, to get it out of the CBA, they'd have to give a bunch of other concessions.Players refusing to sign with their draft teams is unhealthy for the sport (though rare)
This isnt the MLB where theyre stuck till age 26; either grow up and nut up or you should be forced to sit out an arbitrarily long time for being a jerkoff about it and not speaking up at the draft
In the real world (non-sports), this sort of stuff happens all the time for high demand professions. People accept one job, and a better offer comes along and they take that one instead. Heck, many people even use that as leverage to get a better offer from another company they prefer. As someone who has done hiring the tech field, I've seen it many times where someone accepted an offer only to accept a different offer before ever coming onboard.Just my two cents though and itll never happen with player-empowerment happening throughout the sports world
Is that real
Wait what does he have against Philly?
Most likely scenario makes sense!Sounds like Flyers wouldn't guarantee him the games required to burn his ELC last year (BC's season ended early enough to do that). Probably led to some friction with the organization.