Big Muddy
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I'm sure Alex is dying to go to Montreal.Yeah, that’s why all the teams he prefers are in the States. Talking out of your ass mate.

I'm sure Alex is dying to go to Montreal.Yeah, that’s why all the teams he prefers are in the States. Talking out of your ass mate.
I don't think its that he doesnt want to be there as much as him not being ready to commit the next 8yrs of his career to a city & country he's lived in for 1yr.
Speculation is that he wants out of Ottawa specifically. What we know is that he probably isn’t willing to commit beyond 1yr in Ottawa, but that doesn’t mean his problem is with Ottawa specifically. This is a simple statement of logic.Everyone saw this coming except for the idiots at the helm of the Senators. The fact they didn't discuss an extension before the trade is just peak stupidity.
There's no proof the issue is with the country and not with Ottawa specifically, it's all speculation on your part. They typically have a hard time attracting good players long term unless they're native (i.e. Giroux)
He doesn't. His preferred team list (where he'll extend) so far is Detroit, Dallas, Nashville, Vegas, and Florida.Speculation is that he wants out of Ottawa specifically. What we know is that he probably isn’t willing to commit beyond 1yr in Ottawa, but that doesn’t mean his problem is with Ottawa specifically. This is a simple statement of logic.
All that we really know is that he prefers Central American teams. But of course the few sad trolls of the Habs fan base need something to latch onto, so…. latch away, baby
Yeah cause good UFAs just love to sign in Montreal hahaEveryone saw this coming except for the idiots at the helm of the Senators. The fact they didn't discuss an extension before the trade is just peak stupidity.
There's no proof the issue is with the country and not with Ottawa specifically, it's all speculation on your part. They typically have a hard time attracting good players long term unless they're native (i.e. Giroux)
First paragraph has merit.Everyone saw this coming except for the idiots at the helm of the Senators. The fact they didn't discuss an extension before the trade is just peak stupidity.
There's no proof the issue is with the country and not with Ottawa specifically, it's all speculation on your part. They typically have a hard time attracting good players long term unless they're native (i.e. Giroux)
Especially with Andlauers golden boy Staois creeping in the background.
Except Matthews literally said he wants to re-sign in Toronto.
That's weird, why would an NHL player as good as him want to play in Costa Rica?Speculation is that he wants out of Ottawa specifically. What we know is that he probably isn’t willing to commit beyond 1yr in Ottawa, but that doesn’t mean his problem is with Ottawa specifically. This is a simple statement of logic.
All that we really know is that he prefers Central American teams. But of course the few sad trolls of the Habs fan base need something to latch onto, so…. latch away, baby
Who has divulged this exactly? Pretty sure all we know is his agent has a 10 team prefered list.He doesn't. His preferred team list (where he'll extend) so far is Detroit, Dallas, Nashville, Vegas, and Florida.
So he either wants to go home or somewhere with warm weather and no state income tax.
Several outlets, Detroit and no tax states. We actually don’t know it’s 10 teams as only 5-6 teams were mentioned.Who has divulged this exactly? Pretty sure all we know is his agent has a 10 team prefered list.
That's weird, why would an NHL player as good as him want to play in Costa Rica?![]()
You're both right, I rushed that response and the result was sloppyHe doesn't. His preferred team list (where he'll extend) so far is Detroit, Dallas, Nashville, Vegas, and Florida.
So he either wants to go home or somewhere with warm weather and no state income tax.
By taking him to arbitration to force a contract that takes him straight to ufa is certainly something. Essentially, the Senators are making him into a 1yr rental for whoever ends up trading for him.
Seems like working out a sign and trade would be in everyone’s best interest, but what do I know. Strongarming DeBrincat inti a 1yr deal on a team he doesn’t want to play for seems counterproductive. But maybe it’s a negotiating tactic. If it is, it’s a horrible one, at least from my POV
Yeah cause good UFAs just love to sign in Montreal haha
You love dumping on your hometown because of hockey/HF. You strike me as very insecure (and I don't think Ottawa is that great either, it is just fine).
Funny, shocking coming from you, keep up the hate.I was actually born and raised in Montreal, that being said, I think Ottawa is a fantastic city. It's just not a hockey city.
Wings 17th overall straight up for DeBrincat. Thats the best Dorion can hope for.
Pens 14 OA + Granlund for Debrincat
This is bunk. He's about to commit 8-9 years to a city he's never lived in. It's very specific to Ottawa and/or the Senators.
No, it’s very specific to his hometown, and no tax states, he wants to go to, like other poster said, it’s Canada.This is bunk. He's about to commit 8-9 years to a city he's never lived in. It's very specific to Ottawa and/or the Senators.
Well he can't be traded until January 1st, but it's very unlikely it ever gets to arbitration. Flames did the same thing with Tkachuk last year.
As for Cat, his preferred list is apparently just Detroit and a bunch of low-tax states, so there's no way he's signing here.
But the list is made up. He never named those cities. It’s just the low hanging fruit (his hometown and non tax, warm weather places) that are usually favorites.No, it’s very specific to his hometown, and no tax states, he wants to go to, like other poster said, it’s Canada.
DeBrincat said things like he has to get used to Celsius, his soft drinks are in milliliters not ounces, only 1 chipotle place, instead of lots, like in the states.