Extended commentary about the situation. The theory is that Guentzel got too close not to test the market.
Tampa is the “team to beat.”
I fully expect us to take a step back next year as is so that wouldn't surprise me.That forward group would get absolutely abused in playoffs...Zucker is not a top 6 W either
Extended commentary about the situation. The theory is that Guentzel got too close not to test the market.
Tampa is the “team to beat.”
If you ask for 8x8, and the team says, yes, we will do 8x8 , then you drag your f***ing feet and say ehhhhhhhh no thanks, you still look like an ass. And why would you even care about looking like an ass to a team you will never play for again.Still holding to my theory of Guentzel never expecting us to meet his asking price and he/his camp spent the past 24ish hours trying to find a why to reject it without looking like an ass.
It’s more about the agent than the player. IDK who it is, but you assume we’ll have to deal with him again sometime in the future.If you ask for 8x8, and the team says, yes, we will do 8x8 , then you drag your f***ing feet and say ehhhhhhhh no thanks, you still look like an ass. And why would you even care about looking like an ass to a team you will never play for again.
Every player in this league is a cock tease anyway.
That forward group would get absolutely abused in playoffs...Zucker is not a top 6 W either
And then Necas leaves for nothing in UFA in a year or 2Oh, and Friedman said we might “circle back” on Necas now.
This is my 9/11. f*** everything.
And then Necas leaves for nothing in UFA in a year or 2
It would be a bridge deal for us in the same way that Orlov's is a bridge deal for us, I guess.
I'm not following this, tell me more please. I'm talking about the 2 RFA years he has in front of him. I don't think anybody sees a long term marriage here.Can't wait for the excuses when his agent bends over Dumdum.
Yeah but we didn't spend years developing Orlov just to have him walk. Washington developed him and got Craig Smith, & 1st, 2nd and 3rd round picks for him when he was traded to Boston.It would be a bridge deal for us in the same way that Orlov's is a bridge deal for us, I guess.
I'm not following this, tell me more please. I'm talking about the 2 RFA years he has in front of him. I don't think anybody sees a long term marriage here.
To be fair, id rather see an engaged owner that at least has a good vision than the bullshit that is going on with the Panthers in Charlotte. But yeah, sometimes it's not worth winning the negotiationOnce again, this team tried to “win” negotiations and found themselves with nothing to show for it. The sooner Dundon realizes he needs to stay the f*** away from this team, the better off it’ll be.