For everyone who has sympathy for Trouba, I’ll agree when he offers to mutually terminate the last two years of his contract. Otherwise, he’s circumventing his agreement and he gets no sympathy from me - not that he, or anyone else, cares.
How many AHL guys or guys who ended up in Europe would kill to be in his position?
That’s what I’m saying. NYR just paid you 44 of 56 million dollars, you were a multi-millionaire before that. Now you’re bitching and pitching a fit over a year and yours wife’s residency??? No one told her to get knocked up and defer it for a year.
Your can hire and army of house keepers/ help to accommodate her along with your family until the year passes and she can come join you wherever.
I’m having a hard time after seeing some of the Deal D men signed today, that there wouldn’t be at least a handful of teams interested in 2 years of Trouba at his real$$ contract/cap hit.
Athletes and their families relocate all of the time. It’s part of the business.
People that don’t make near the $$ they do also relocate all the time when their job requires it….
This is basically, I like my life too much here in NY, and my wife’s dream is more important than my next 2 years of playing hockey.
That’s great, I wonder if he didn’t have a 50 million dollar nest egg to sit on, maybe 2 years of hockey would be more important to him….
We all know what happened here, no matter what is reported/said by the talking heads.
This guy and his agent basically put it out there that even if he’s put on waivers and a team claims him, he won’t report and likely terminate his deal.
What franchise is going to go thru the trouble of doing all that when you know the outcome?????
Not only that, now the rangers will look terrible for their captain going kicking and screaming out the door causing a scene. This whole situation is wild to me.
Both sides probably agreed that when his wife is done with her residency, Trouba will go quietly in a trade/waiver claim. For this season, both sides will keep it amicable appearance for the sake of doing business.