chchelseII
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he is part of the sauropods family.I'll never understand how a dope like Fred got such a hot wife.
Had to think about it for a second and then UUUUGHGHGH!he is part of the sauropods family.
Had a dream last night that because of what's going on in Ukraine, Kaprizov was stuck in Russia next season and was unable to come over to play for the Wild.
Selfishly, I hope he decides to spend the summer here instead of going home to Russia.
Not taking this political at all, but it's hard to predict what will happen with Russian NHL players. I don't think there's cause for concern at this point, yet.Had a dream last night that because of what's going on in Ukraine, Kaprizov was stuck in Russia next season and was unable to come over to play for the Wild.
Selfishly, I hope he decides to spend the summer here instead of going home to Russia.
Not taking this political at all, but it's hard to predict what will happen with Russian NHL players. I don't think there's cause for concern at this point, yet.
Yup. At least there's practically zero chance the NHL itself pulls a Wimbledon and prevents Russian players from even playing.Trying to keep this apolitical, there's a higher chance that the United States prevents Russians from re-entering than there is of the Russian government preventing their guys from leaving.
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It's technically possible, but the KHL and NHL have honored each other's contracts for quite some time now, so it would be surprising to see a KHL team offer him a contract while he's still got an NHL one. That would really ruin relations between the two leagues.Sorry if this has already been asked. Could Kaprizov decide to play in Russia during the cap penalty years for the Wild? And if so, what happens to his contract?
His contract wouldn't expire, it'd be waiting for him to return to the NHL and would resume. There is no transfer agreement, so he'd be stuck with Minnesota.Sorry if this has already been asked. Could Kaprizov decide to play in Russia during the cap penalty years for the Wild? And if so, what happens to his contract?
Kaprizov's agent was purposely avoiding an 8 year deal. So... probably max? If even that would be enough. I don't think 8 years was ever in the cards.I wonder what the AAV difference between a 5-year and 8-year deal was. This team needs to do everything in their power to form the best team they can over these next 4 years. Complete homer googles on obviously, but this kid is a Top 5 player in the league.
It's unclear exactly what Kaprizov was dealing with, but it doesn't sound too serious.