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Dont you also think NJ is a non-playoff team?good lord
Its almost like people have differing opinions
Dont you also think NJ is a non-playoff team?good lord
Unpopular opinion but if Woods agent is being an ass then just trade him, we’ve got decent depth at LW and he could probably return a decent defenceman if we added a little to him.
Miles hasn’t proven nearly enough to justify making negotiations so difficult.
Dont you also think NJ is a non-playoff team?
Its almost like people have differing opinions
No, the only thing foolish is telling someone that their opinion is (foolish)There's having different opinions and having one that is just foolish.
So since McLeod hasnt played an NHL game that makes him a top prospect?Or you know calling one of our best prospects that has not even played an NHL game not a top prospect for us... hmmmm.... Hell I bet even if he does pretty well people will call him a bust forever. Same way how some people couldnt see the improvement that Zacha made in his game last year
People actively preparing for Brett Seney to take Wood's roster spot if he keeps being a petulant child shouldn't be so confident it will work out well. He's been making a good case so far, but we just don't know if he's going to be an adequate fill-in. It's a risk letting a rookie in his spot.
Shero needs to start looking for trading partners because this isn't going to end any time soon.
I've seen zero positive indications on the contract front so I'd be surprised if he is. Shero ain't talking and Wood ain't budging.I'd be surprised if Miles is not in camp by Wed
People actively preparing for Brett Seney to take Wood's roster spot if he keeps being a petulant child shouldn't be so confident it will work out well. He's been making a good case so far, but we just don't know if he's going to be an adequate fill-in. It's a risk letting a rookie in his spot. As people have mentioned, Zacha was at his best playing with Wood, and I doubt plugging in a new player on his wing is going to help his development.
Shero needs to start looking for trading partners because this isn't going to end any time soon.
I've seen zero positive indications on the contract front so I'd be surprised if he is. Shero ain't talking and Wood ain't budging.
People actively preparing for Brett Seney to take Wood's roster spot if he keeps being a petulant child shouldn't be so confident it will work out well. He's been making a good case so far, but we just don't know if he's going to be an adequate fill-in. It's a risk letting a rookie in his spot. As people have mentioned, Zacha was at his best playing with Wood, and I doubt plugging in a new player on his wing is going to help his development.
Shero needs to start looking for trading partners because this isn't going to end any time soon.
It’s amazing that people can know practically nothing of what’s been discussed between the two
parties and then start making assumptions that a player or his agent are being too difficult. It’s a negotiation, nothing in that process is easy.
It almost seems like these agents are in concert trying to change the system with the # of RFA holdouts around the league.
How complicated is an RFA contract for a decent 3rd-good 4th liner supposed to be?
Dont you also think NJ is a non-playoff team?
Its almost like people have differing opinions
I suppose that's their right, because the NHL is just like MLB when it comes to how little freedom young players have in movement (and, by extension, how much money they make in their young years). Tellingly, though, that's not the issue in upcoming CBA negotiations like it is in baseball, it's boring legalese crap and playing in the Olympics. When we lose another half a season they'll be kicking the can down the road on this issue.It almost seems like these agents are in concert trying to change the system with the # of RFA holdouts around the league.
Seney could be this year's Bratt.
No one is holding out. These players are not under contract. A holdout is when a player is under contract and refuses to report.
just to clarify, my prediction is that we won’t make the playoffs. saying mcleod isn’t a “top prospect” (depending on what that means, it’s subjective) isn’t an opinion any more than saying zacha is a bust is an opinion. there are tangible values and stats that can support mcleod being one of our top prospects- i’d take it a step further and say that after smith, he has the highest ceiling- as well as evidence to say zacha isn’t a “bust”...not that you said the latter. but both are equally ridiculous to me
Organizationally he is one of OUR top prospects but across the league he's certainly not. I think that's what OP meant.