brentashton
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- Jan 21, 2018
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You realize that he didn’t do that (the bolded) because he’s the Salvation Army charity foundation. If he had signed it, he would be earning more than league minimum. Not much more, but more all the same.This kid took $140K less than he could have if he just accepted his qualifying offer for goodness sake.
some point you need to reward prospects in your organization who do everything you ask of them.
It was completely self serving for him to decline the QO so he didn’t box him self out of a potential job on a cap limited team by some other marginal tweener who did have a cheaper, league minimum contract. The team owes him ZERO for doing this.
At the end of the day he has to fill a need. If he can’t, he's rightfully Bako bound.