The new method for cap dumps find a reason to cancel the contract. But what he did was was it worse than what Briere son did?
If we get out of the $4M retention in Nashville, can we have Cody Glass back please? Or do we even get out of it?
Wasn't Voynov technically terminated due to material breach?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.
Social media postings more than likely. That seems to be where people slip up the most.How do you get evidence that he faked injury tho?
I mean, he probably bot that stupid to say he had a broken bone or something. If he said he was "feeling pain" in his back or something, no one could ever claim that's fake
they doesn't feel what he does. And trust me, even if you have pain in your back there like thousands of things it can be. So even.l of they send him to one place to examine him and they don't find anything, that doesn't prove a damn thing
Insurance companies use investigators all the time to snap pics of guys golfing while supposedly on worker's comp with a bad back.How do you get evidence that he faked injury tho?
I mean, he probably bot that stupid to say he had a broken bone or something. If he said he was "feeling pain" in his back or something, no one could ever claim that's fake
they doesn't feel what he does. And trust me, even if you have pain in your back there like thousands of things it can be. So even.l of they send him to one place to examine him and they don't find anything, that doesn't prove a damn thing
That wouldn't be a material breach of his contract.Social media postings more than likely. That seems to be where people slip up the most.
Possibly. Didn’t they just suspended him for awhile? He may have mutually agreed to terminate eventually seeing as he couldn’t really come back the country.Wasn't Voynov technically terminated due to material breach?
Wasn't Voynov technically terminated due to material breach?
I just knew the whole material breach thing was going to become a tool, now any overpaid vet needs to walk on egg shells and hope they don't do or say the wrong thing.
The way I see it is if you wouldn't terminate your young star for the same offense than you shouldn't be able to terminate cap dumps.
That is going to be an intriguing case that could set a precedent the NHLPA will certainly want to avoid.
The new method for cap dumps find a reason to cancel the contract. But what he did was was it worse than what Briere son did?
What does whatever Johansen did have to do with what an undrafted college player did? Unless you're advocating for a father to be punished for actions of an adult son...The new method for cap dumps find a reason to cancel the contract. But what he did was was it worse than what Briere son did?
Johansen... from the Flyers' roster.Something gonna drop soon lol
New info just came to lightSeems a bit dodgy for them to grieve it now? I mean, if they thought he was faking to refuse the AHL assignment, shouldn't they have brought that up in real time when it happened?
That’s a polite way of describing domestic violence.No. Voynov was suspended without pay when he injured himself doing a non-hockey related activity.
Voynov later retired from the NHL after which the Kings voided his contract.