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Snubbed4Vezina
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Whatever they do, they're going to do a poor job of it. That team can't get out of its own way.
Stories in Vancouver kinda ugly. I like Petey. Apparently Miller was tasked with making him mean, has been like sandpaper. Now maybe it’s causing problems. I think 32 thoughts discussed this a few months back.
I guess now there’s starting to be comments about it from the coach.
Maybe it’s okay if Miller and Petey hate each other and get under each others skins - could push them both to the next level. But also could be a not great idea. I think it either works great or it fails horribly
It would be wild if Vancouver traded Petey.
Maybe it’s the best thing for everybody. I’m sure he’d command a fair return.
Petey for Tage Thompson and a little sweetener. Who says no.
I guess now there’s starting to be comments about it from the coach.
Maybe it’s okay if Miller and Petey hate each other and get under each others skins - could push them both to the next level. But also could be a not great idea. I think it either works great or it fails horribly
It would be wild if Vancouver traded Petey.
Maybe it’s the best thing for everybody. I’m sure he’d command a fair return.
Petey for Tage Thompson and a little sweetener. Who says no.
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LetsGoBooze
Let the re-tool breathe
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Arent all contracts guaranteed unless the player does something to void the contract? Im just curious how Tyler Johnson can be placed on unconditional waivers for "contract termination" if he didnt breach the agreement?
Mutual agreement. Contracts can be terminated if both parties are in favor.
Celtic Note
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The guy certainly has a hell of a shot. If he were only motivated to do more.
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ChicagoBlues
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Me neither. And it looks like Crowcaine is doing okay.
