Tkachuk4MVP
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As we’ve seen in this thread, meeting the asking price (two former first rounders and a first round pick) doesn’t necessarily mean the offer is any good.
Sportsnet: Arizona have received an offer matching their asking price for Jakob Chychrun.
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As we’ve seen in this thread, meeting the asking price (two former first rounders and a first round pick) doesn’t necessarily mean the offer is any good.
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I saw that all salary gets wiped out. Unless retained behaves differently than dead.
Might be a good question to capfriendly twitter
Yamamoto was a 1st , Bourgault was a 1st and their 1st this year so yeah it would meet the criteria .
Someone made a comment about GMs making offers then pulling them. Someone said it happens often. I pointed out that a flip floppy GM who makes a habit of making offers then pulling them would be unpopular.
In summary I said the sky is blue. All set.
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Meeting the criteria is a bare minimum. It doesn't mean it's an acceptable offer. There are are a lot of former 1st rounders who do not have first rounder value today. Yamamoto is one of them.
Yandle was bought out. It's dead cap space. There's no catch. There's no making it go away.
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What they said was:
"What if, say, Florida has a momentary lapse of sanity and offers Lundell initially? While Arizona is working other teams to beat that (as you say), Florida might re-consider (and come to their senses) and either change their offer or rescind their offer."
Rescinding an offer that is not yet accepted is not "reneging". It happens.
If AZ ACCEPTED the offer and then Florida puled it back, then sure, but in this fictitious example, that never happened and thus I doubt there's any ill will toward the GM. I'd guess that kinda stuff happens a lot.
I used to negotiate licensing an joint development contracts in the tech industry years ago. It was always the case that until you had a signed contract (and more importantly received the payment), it was a given that the other side may pull out and/or try to change terms. It's just part of it.
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Comes down why they pulled the deal many previous GMs have said over the years have said that offers made but not taken on the spot get pulled later on. If a GM makes an offer and it gets turned down or the other GM wants to sleep on.. the GM making the offer has every right to pull the deal
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I’m a vacuum? I like Miller better. For the Coyotes, Schneider makes more sense.
Of course not . I don't want the Oilers getting him anyways . We have enough other issue that need fitting first ....cough cough goalie
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Over the last 6 or 7 months, from every report around the league, and articles from Rangers beat writers, there is just a huge doubt that the Rangers are putting Schneider in a package. Every sign points to him not being moved.
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He would be a logical cap casualty. This isn't the area where we are debating roster building. But if it came down to Jones playing for us in the lineup it would be by Lindgren or Miller being moved, and my money would be on Lindgren.
Regardless, teams don't just give up extra assets because there are question marks about where that prospect will pencil-in in the future.
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I want nothing from you. I just disagree with you. Rescinding an offer that is not yet accepted is likely more commonplace than you realize. If it makes you feel better to think otherwise, then fine. Doesn't bother me.
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