Lara Emily
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At league minimum with over half this season over? I don’t see it.2 years is wild
I like it, but you just know he's going to pushing Big Puss out of the lineup and not Harkins.
That second year is a Penguins classic. Kinda figured the team was gonna love him based on his final couple years in Edmonton. A dumb, low-event, defensively capable guy.
In all seriousness, hope he does well. Doubt he's anything more than like a 14th forward, but they'll sure as shit try to force the issue.
Yeah, he looked all the world like a top-5 pick at the WJC tourney his draft year. So talent's buried under there. Doubt he ever makes that kinda impact at this level though.The bar is pretty low. This team has so much useless junk rattling around in it's bottom six at any given point. I think he can probably be better than most of those guys and at around league minimum I guess I don't much are about the extra year. Shit man this team is paying Acciari, Nieto, Carter and Rakell 11M alone to do... whatever it is they are supposed to be doing out there.
Yeah, he looked all the world like a top-5 pick at the WJC tourney his draft year. So talent's buried under there. Doubt he ever makes that kinda impact at this level though.
Nowadays even AHL journeymen get 2-year deals. Koppanen and Johnstone did. Some guys even get one of the 2 years as one-way (same salary in AHL and NHL).To the people complaining or about to complain about a two year deal: he's completely bury-able.
I do like rooting for a dude trying to come back against the odds, but odds are we're getting (at best) a ZAR replacement.
Here's hoping I'm wrong.
This. Second year is actually good for the Pens. If he plays decent in a middle/bottom 6 role, we have him next year for cheap. Otherwise he gets buried in the AHL with no cap hit. No risk on this.To the people complaining or about to complain about a two year deal: he's completely bury-able.