Barry Tallackson
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Brunson just took a 113M$ discount to resign with the New York Knicks. What are some examples of big discounts players have taken in the NHL?
It more detailed than that given opt outs and such. Closer to like $37 mill over 3 years which gets him 10 nba seasons. Which then carries other benefits. But still a sizeable difference at the moment.Brunson just took a 113M$ discount to resign with the New York Knicks. What are some examples of big discounts players have taken in the NHL?
No one should like the Yankees era of the NHL. What a sham pre-cap was.Kariya signed with the Avalanche for $1.2M for one year in order to play with Selanne. He'd been making $10M with the Mighty Ducks the year before.
Fun fact: neither Anaheim nor Colorado fans like remembering this.
Jacob Slavin would have easily gotten 7.5 + if he decided to go to the open market.
Didn't Crosby stick to $8.7m a while back?
You’re really committed to this shtickDoesn't exist. Only tax discounts exist.
Just as committed as people constantly crying about taxes. I am the counter balance created by the tears and crying of Canadian hockey fans. I am the monster they created.You’re really committed to this shtick
Kariya signed with the Avalanche for $1.2M for one year in order to play with Selanne. He'd been making $10M with the Mighty Ducks the year before.
Fun fact: neither Anaheim nor Colorado fans like remembering this.
That wasnt a home discount.Kariya signed with the Avalanche for $1.2M for one year in order to play with Selanne. He'd been making $10M with the Mighty Ducks the year before.
Fun fact: neither Anaheim nor Colorado fans like remembering this.
Also, way different stages of careers, Kariya wanted a cup before retiring, Bunson is young.But how is that a home team discount though? One went chasing a cup, the other followed (ultimately in the same pursuit....and wanting to play with his pal)
Probably Kariya doesn't like remembering it eitherKariya signed with the Avalanche for $1.2M for one year in order to play with Selanne. He'd been making $10M with the Mighty Ducks the year before.
Fun fact: neither Anaheim nor Colorado fans like remembering this.
Kariya signed with the Avalanche for $1.2M for one year in order to play with Selanne. He'd been making $10M with the Mighty Ducks the year before.
Fun fact: neither Anaheim nor Colorado fans like remembering this.
biggest paycut in NHL historyKariya signed with the Avalanche for $1.2M for one year in order to play with Selanne. He'd been making $10M with the Mighty Ducks the year before.
Fun fact: neither Anaheim nor Colorado fans like remembering this.
This was to exploit an old loophole that would make him a UFA because he would be making less than league average after 10 seasons played.Kariya signed with the Avalanche for $1.2M for one year in order to play with Selanne. He'd been making $10M with the Mighty Ducks the year before.
Fun fact: neither Anaheim nor Colorado fans like remembering this.
You can't admit it makes a difference even though Barry Trotz came out and admitted it does, eh?Doesn't exist. Only tax discounts exist.
Also McDavid famously rejected an Oilers contract offer because it was too high an AAV
If you don't believe it, then why believe anything you get from this site. It was reported by multiple sources
It was reported by multiple sources because both Connor's financial team and the Oilers agreed to say it publicly. There is a very real possibility that this "could have asked for more" gem came from the Oilers communications department as a way to combat any criticism that might have come up over signing McDavid to the highest AAV in hockey. Criticism that would have been silly, in my opinion.If you don't believe it, then why believe anything you get from this site. It was reported by multiple sources
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