Around the NHL 11 - 2023/24
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sawchuk1971
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the NHL will never get a lucrative US tv contract.....
roccerfeller
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No, Bowman is not worth the controversy. It is the quintessential Katz approved move.
That being said we will see how many news cycles this lasts. Things like this are unpredictable.
PhilJets
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Aggie204
Expect the worst, you’ll never be disappointed.
My take away: Do not call your professional sport team the Jets.
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“Appreciate the assist”: Oilers pass the puck as City and Police purge unhoused from homes
Documents reveal Edmonton Oilers executives pressure the City and Police to clear unhoused people from near Oilers property, weaponizing decampments and water station relocation to address safety concerns.
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Even worse: don't win 3 of the last 5 Super Bowls...
The Blue Baron
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I remember ol’ Stan just inheriting a great assembled team then reaping the benefits for years. Loser Coiler move IMO. Hopefully they pay a price for it.
PhilJets
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Why do i see a lot of news in social media that a Jets player died.
And (non Jet) Patrik Laine training with football players. Did he change career?
And (non Jet) Patrik Laine training with football players. Did he change career?
Based on a number of responses in HFOilers thread, many of their fans aren’t very happy with the hire either.
There's a good reason Tampa is on that list. Road infrastructure around RayJay is god awful, and an outdoor uncovered stadium in Florida is idiotic.
I've been at that stadium and both cooked to death and froze in the same season lol
He'd make a decent linebacker lol
Buffdog
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Good for Patty. Last pics I saw of him on IG it looked like he was still allergic to weights
If he all of a sudden got fit and motivated, he'd be a beast
bustamente
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Expect the worst, you’ll never be disappointed.
I'd say he's likely on his second last chance now. Two years left on a deal that pays him quite well but 2026 he needs a new one. He'll be 28, theoretically still in his prime, or should be close to his prime (I fully accept his prime was his first two years in the league, but basing it off normal expectations). I could see him getting another deal at lower AAV if he can show something in his last two years of the current deal.
Though he hasn't been near as productive as he was with the Jets, both seasons with Columbus were basically ppg. Injuries and other issues limited the games of course, but his second season he looked productive prior to the abdominal injury. If he finds a way to find himself and can get fit, he could still pull off a productive career and play another 7-10 years.
If he gets his head straight and can stay healthy, two big ifs, you're still looking at a ppg player. I'm guessing he'd only generate second line money after the current contract.
Does this mean the Jets aren’t trading for Konecny now?
tbcwpg
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That would have made him the highest paid Jet player, $250K higher than Scheifele/Hellebuyck. That would have upset Chevy's carefully crafted cap scheme.
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Seems a lot for a guy who has never cracked 70 points in a season
jokesondee
I’m not fat. I’m cultivating mass.
How does baseball make money period.
As I said in another thread, with the cap going up your run of the mill first line talents will be up in the 9 to 10 million range.
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