Contract Termination: [PHI] F Ryan Johansen placed on waivers by the Flyers for the purpose of contract termination (Johansen grieving)

SomeDude

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Has any NHL team ever successfully proven a material breach? It seems like they always end up settling or losing in the end and have to pay the player and potentially take a cap penalty.
 
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Brookbank

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In Nashville, we figured it was lounging around in the country club sipping latte's?

He definitely never seemed like the kind of guy who would be into much else. :dunno:

Guessing it might be more to do with his injury status, doing/not doing something about it, not reporting to the AHL, something along those lines, as opposed to a vice-related issue. :dunno:
Yeah. Or maybe something social media related ? If you like the wrong tweet these days , you're out
 
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DiglettDangles

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That is going to be an intriguing case that could set a precedent the NHLPA will certainly want to avoid.

I can't help but think the league penalty to the Flyers, were they to submit insufficient evidence/cause for termination, would turn out to be less severe than the Ottawa/Dadonov mistake, because the NHL gonna NHL.
 
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Bond

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Has any NHL team ever successfully proven a material breach? It seems like they always end up settling or losing in the end and have to pay the player and potentially take a cap penalty.
Do they ever take a cap penalty?
 

Curufinwe

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In Nashville, we figured it was lounging around in the country club sipping latte's?

He definitely never seemed like the kind of guy who would be into much else. :dunno:

Guessing it might be more to do with his injury status, doing/not doing something about it, not reporting to the AHL, something along those lines, as opposed to a vice-related issue. :dunno:
Yeah, I'd guess it's something like jet skiing with a supposedly bad hip rather than snow blowing.
 

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