IceDogFan
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I would guess he was selected because there was great prospect of getting this deal done and thus having an out to not pay an import education package...The question is not the trade... it is why he was ever selected in the first place. DDs import picks (11th, 4th, 12th) have been No Selection, Podrekar, and Eliasson.
Asset management and recruitment off the charts.
I would guess he was selected because there was great prospect of getting this deal done and thus having an out to not pay an import education package...
I would guess he was selected because there was great prospect of getting this deal done and thus having an out to not pay an import education package...
If they were both good teams going for it I’d be more worried about playing him 4 times but I don’t think it really mattersI’m shocked they couldn’t get more at this point just hold on the pick then and let him play elsewhere , and if he really wanted ohl then suck it up now they have to play him 4 times
I don’t believe they have any contacts overseas as they likely are not willing to pay. So essentially they are blindly picking players in the hope they will report. I think the thinking was that they couldn’t pass on the 12th overall pick so they had to draft someone to save face.but that doesnt make sense. import players dont really ever use thier packages, and the pick itself cost them 2k or something.
nothing other then barrie somehow convincing them that he should be included because jack brauti is some stud, which he is not.
Has anyone involved in this trade ever been criticised for cash payments?There could be a later part of this years Barrie-Niagara trades where Niagara gets a player a bit cheap.
Could be or is? You seem to know more than you shareNiagara has one import, and Eliasson should not ever use the education money, so the education money is probably not a factor this time.
Mpre likely, Williamson convinced the Sens that Barrie is the best place among contenders with an open import spot.
There could be a later part of this years Barrie-Niagara trades where Niagara gets a player a bit cheap.
Could be or is? You seem to know more than you share
So Niagara uses its early pick to select a star play that will never report, trades said player to a divisional rival for next to nothing and expects fans to believe he knows what he's doing? How many teams have profited from similar "deals" wherein the IceDogs sacrifice their own potential. Shouldn't the league be studying these trades and then asking for a financial audit?Marty Williamson schooled Darren. Period. And like Pontius Pilote, he’s washed his hands of all responsibly. He owes Niagara NOTHING, just like every other owner who has done the same thing to the IceDogs over the last 3 years.