FroshaugFan2
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i expected this player gone. i am surprised by the signing. i am surprised by the guaranteed minor salary.
after the way his ahl season ended, which suggested green didn't like or trust him, it makes no sense at all to me.
that being said, we just hired travis green. i assume that means green's opinion counts for something. nobody would know pedan's flaws better than green.
it seems really unlikely we signed a guy that green coached last year without asking him about it, and even more unlikely we would sign a guy who green knows really well and doesn't want to play in the nhl as pretty much our first move after hiring green.
so i am prepared to entertain the idea there is something here i don't know about what green thinks of pedan.
by all means go ahead and assume otherwise.
My guess is management was terrified by the potential optics of losing two young defencemen to Russia.
How do you go from an agent publicly stating their goal is a qualifying offer to a massive minor league raise and NHL salary above his qualifying offer in less than a month?
New agent for Pedan says the goal is to qet qualified by the #Canucks and not go to Russia.
https://twitter.com/DhaliwalSports/status/854398771173539840
Andrey Pedan #Canucks
1 year Extension for 2017-18
NHL: $750,000
Minor: $200,000
* $300K guaranteed at the minor level https://t.co/9Qp8zGp9hm
https://twitter.com/CapFriendly/status/859865253663965184