StIvany4Norris
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Yeah. Or maybe something social media related ? If you like the wrong tweet these days , you're outIn 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.
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.![]()
I don’t think so. I believe Kuznetsov is completely off the Caps’ books now. A buyout would be different, though (like OEL).Good point
Maybe once you retain its stuck on the cap ?
That RyJo for Jones trade looking like one of the more lopsided trades of the past decade.What a fall for RyJo
I don’t think so. I believe Kuznetsov is completely off the Caps’ books now. A buyout would be different, though (like OEL).
Can the Flyers do anything right? Lmao
Damn that sucks. Probably on his honeymoon when he got the news.Probably went too hard at his wedding on Saturday
Wonder who snitched
Do they ever take a cap penalty?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.
If Kessler doesn’t intentionally injure him in the 2017 Western Conference finals Predators likely beat Pittsburgh in the SCFThat RyJo for Jones trade looking like one of the more lopsided trades of the past decade.
Yeah, I'd guess it's something like jet skiing with a supposedly bad hip rather than snow blowing.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.
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.![]()
The Kings did with Mike RichardsDo they ever take a cap penalty?
He played 63/63 games for Colorado then claimed he was injured right after the trade to avoid going to the AHL and being bought out after the season. Always seemed fake.
LA still carries a cap penalty for terminating Richards and will until 2028.Do they ever take a cap penalty?
Philly doing Trotz a solid to get inside track on an Askarov deal!!Correct me if I’m wrong, but this actually seems like a huge break for Nashville. They suddenly get Johansen’s $4M retained money off the books and have some breathing room to add more this season.