Pia8988
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Yeah the Oilers, Knights, Panthers, and Lightning all got their stars to take well under market value. Oh wait…
Absolutely they do.
Yeah the Oilers, Knights, Panthers, and Lightning all got their stars to take well under market value. Oh wait…
Is Zadarov good enough for the 1st pair ? I'm asking because I have heard many say that he is a 3rd pair D and belongs on the 3rd pair .
Ok I’ll bite - name those who took less. Not those who outplayed their contract given who they were at the time (Forsling etc). But who purposefully took well under market value.Absolutely they do.
Ok I’ll bite - name those who took less. Not those who outplayed their contract given who they were at the time (Forsling etc). But who purposefully took well under market value.
Yeah, tell that to Boras. Read about what Jordan Mongtgomery said about the way Boras handled his contract negotiations recently.Agents are fiduciaries with their client. Even Boras
Absolutely. What have they won? Nothing at all. Just looking to be paid and not their Bruin's legacy
Absolutely. What have they won? Nothing at all. Just looking to be paid and not their Bruin's legacy
Sincere question: are you doing a bit?
You might have your finger on the pulse, left over bitterness from arbitration, that he agreed to participate in, and his agent should have and maybe he did and Sway, still not able to lose the bad taste of arbitration. I would like to make a little note, I was feeling the love from so many poster's when this contract talks started for Sway, and you hear numbers all over the map and always wonder if Sway slipped up a little how fast that love would go away. Sway signing meant so much to so many and the numbers were only concerning to small group, most others wanted him signed, now in the past week I noticed a bit of a change of the mood towards Sway, his support is dwindling. I also think many and I, am one of them that would like to see him signed, (reasonable) . I also wonder if the bitterness from last year and now this years negotiations but be adding to it.Swayman s not going to give Boston a home town discount, either.
Especially after an unpleasant arbitration experience.
More to the point, why should he? He is by all counts of very strong-willed individual, highly self-confident and, up to this point anyway, demonstrably capable of delivering.
He believes he deserves to be paid commensurate with his market value, which is high.
Is that 10 million? I don't know.
But, again, I know he's not going to get ripped off by the Bruins and Don Sweeney. That is not happening.
Take it to the bank. Or another club.
I would never post without the utmost sincerity and conviction
Ok I’ll bite - name those who took less. Not those who outplayed their contract given who they were at the time (Forsling etc). But who purposefully took well under market value.
He didn’t take less at the time. 3x$6.5 when his career high was 25 goals. If anything, him signing to only 3 years was a stroke in his favor not the team. He certainly didn’t take less in the interest of what is apparently a bit above.Reinhart is the obvious one
He didn’t take less at the time. 3x$6.5 when his career high was 25 goals. If anything, him signing to only 3 years was a stroke in his favor not the team. He certainly didn’t take less in the interest of what is apparently a bit above.
Oh ok. That’s fair. But not in the context of recent finalists obviously. The lack of tax for these teams should be taken into account too but not really that relevant for this one.I’m referring to his current contract that he signed 8x8.625.
No he doesn't, he needs to be paid what he is worth, this isn't Harry Sinden's good will bargin basement anymore. They have plenty of bottom 6 players and bottom pair D. Talent with grit and toughness wins in the playoffs, not another bad playoff from Charlie Coyle.Gotta be committed to building the best possible team possible. Swayman needs to take a discount for elite depth. Help them afford Korpi, Peeke, Coyle. Deep teams win, Top heavy fail.
Gotta be committed to building the best possible team possible. Swayman needs to take a discount for elite depth. Help them afford Korpi, Peeke, Coyle. Deep teams win, Top heavy fail.
Would you take less money at your job in order to leave more money for other talented employees to be hired?
If it means only working 2 hours a day but getting paid for 8. sign me up
Gustav ForslingOk I’ll bite - name those who took less. Not those who outplayed their contract given who they were at the time (Forsling etc). But who purposefully took well under market value.
I'll ask again: What is the benefit to the Bruins and to Swayman in having an agreement all done, but not filing it?
If it's not filed can either party change their mind and backout? If the answer to that is "Yes", then I'd like to revisit the 1st question again: What's the benefit to having an agreement and not filing it?
If you want a good laugh, we can compare his CF%, FF%, xGF%, GF% and pts per 60 in he playoffs.LOFL
I literally excluded Forsling in my post. He was the one example I used.If you want a good laugh, we can compare his CF%, FF%, xGF%, and pts per 60 in he playoffs.