RaymondReddington
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It is going to be interesting to see what happens with Slava going forward. I didn't even hear him rumored to be signing with anyoneLT, thank you for the correction.
The main point was the second part of my sentence about demanding he be fired for something he did 4 years ago when he's already gone through the legal process and served his time.Why? He did something outrageous.
I think I mentioned it before and I agree, I'm all for people getting information and forming their own opinions on things. Although these days, it can be difficult to get information that is truly unbiased, we should all do that.
But it's another thing altogether to have everybody become outraged and demand that he be released or we will boycott the league, or something similar.
One thing everybody can agree on is the ineptitude of the AZ front office.
For one, it would be helpful if everybody remembers that Twitter is a very, very very small portion of the public. Its only value is what we attach to it, leave it alone and it becomes a parody of itself. I don't have a twitter account because I know its harmful garbage.
But its still a hollow, fools argument. Remove social media from the discussion and you still have an utterly vile series of actions that one party performed on another with diminished capacity. If you don't understand why that caused an uproar, I don't know what to tell you.
Social media was a conduit here, not a reason.
I don't have a twitter account either, and it's true that Twitter is a very small portion. But the problem is it doesn't matter what you or I think about twitter. Our society has attached a huge value to it. And that's somewhat understandable because Twitter has millions of users from all over the world, many of whom have tens of thousands of people reading everything they write.For one, it would be helpful if everybody remembers that Twitter is a very, very very small portion of the public. Its only value is what we attach to it, leave it alone and it becomes a parody of itself. I don't have a twitter account because I know its harmful garbage.
But its still a hollow, fools argument. Remove social media from the discussion and you still have an utterly vile series of actions that one party performed on another with diminished capacity. If you don't understand why that caused an uproar, I don't know what to tell you.
Social media was a conduit here, not a reason.
that's how i feel about this entire conversationI've probably said too much on this topic and I'm kind of repeating myself now, so I'll refrain from commenting further.
Paging @Herby
Got this from a prospect thread but this is a potential Michigan lineup this year and it's hard to not be impressed:
Brisson-Johnson-Samoskevich
Bordeleau-Beecher-Duke
A. Fantili-Beniers-Ciccolini
Groll-Lambert-Williams
Power-York
Truscott-Hughes
Edwards-Blankenburg
L. Fantili
Portillo
hopefully Future King Owen Power
Edit: derp, they already started, and kent johnson is just ripping shit apart
Paging @Herby
Got this from a prospect thread but this is a potential Michigan lineup this year and it's hard to not be impressed:
Brisson-Johnson-Samoskevich
Bordeleau-Beecher-Duke
A. Fantili-Beniers-Ciccolini
Groll-Lambert-Williams
Power-York
Truscott-Hughes
Edwards-Blankenburg
L. Fantili
Portillo
hopefully Future King Owen Power
Edit: derp, they already started, and kent johnson is just ripping shit apart
Ha Ha Ha!The idea was not received with great enthusiasm, to put it mildly.
Ha Ha Ha!
The owners finally figured out the CBA extension they signed is gonna be terrible for their balance sheet.
Hey! Rich Old Guys! Let me solve this for you!
Don’t spend to the cap ceiling every single off-season! Fire the GMs that do!
If I’m paying a GM millions per year, I expect them to be competent enough to handle extraordinary.Spending to the cap, with a little room for trade deadline deals, is essential for contending teams.
These are extraordinary times, and the players are going to have to understand they need to take a reduction in their pay. They can take the salary reduction, or the owners can fold some franchises and lay off players.
Extraordinary in the form of zero revenue from in-game attendance? I think that is an unrealistic expectation.If I’m paying a GM millions per year, I expect them to be competent enough to handle extraordinary.
All that was required was a little bit of discipline and critical thinking. Both should be basic requirements for that job.
Anyway, I find it hilarious.
31 owners signed off on what was even at the time a bad deal. The arithmetic didn’t add up then and it just got worse now.
Funny stuff.
And that’s the rub of the CBA they signed. Owners be f***ed!Extraordinary in the form of zero revenue from in-game attendance? I think that is an unrealistic expectation.
I agree the owner's likely jumped the gun on extending the CBA to get the players to agree to play the playoff games. It's a mess now.
I am not expecting the owners to dig into their own pockets to cover player salaries if the hockey related revenue doesn't cover those salaries. They aren't running a charity for the players.
Not sure if there is any kings info there so I will put it here.
NHL agent survey: 21 reps talk star trades, bubble standouts, offseason winners
7. Name the highest-profile player you expect to change teams in the next year.
“Jonathan Quick comes to mind. "
“Jonathan Quick. His contract drops down, the payout drops down. They’re not trying to win. He’s healthy.”