Roster Building XXV: Winning Rantanen's Undying Love
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Borsig
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I mean if you can work on his faceoffs.... hes probably a good center when it comes to his play.
robbieberns
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Roslovic has tons of history playing C, came into the league as a C, I don’t think any of us are Roslovic fans but it’s not some crazy out of left field deal or situation
I don’t think I’d like Dundon as a person but I like the sustained success we’ve had since he took over (minus the recent shitshow).
If a group of 19 agents absolutely loves an owner that team is probably getting screwed over.
Two quotes from the Article:
On Dundon: “I don’t know how he has the time or energy” (on being over -nvolved)
On Pegula: “He has not done anything…he’s in the left field”
Obviously there is nice medium but this article reads as a bunch of agents talking shit about their negotiating adversaries.
If a group of 19 agents absolutely loves an owner that team is probably getting screwed over.
Two quotes from the Article:
On Dundon: “I don’t know how he has the time or energy” (on being over -nvolved)
On Pegula: “He has not done anything…he’s in the left field”
Obviously there is nice medium but this article reads as a bunch of agents talking shit about their negotiating adversaries.
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While true, they love the Tampa Bay owner because he's almost completely hands off with regards to the franchise. And Tampa Bay is definitely not getting screwed over.
I get a chuckle out of this survey and folks fawning over Vinek, the Tampa franchise owner. It's going to be yesterday's news.
I gather most folks don't know that he sold the team in Oct. 2024 for $1.8B to a couple of private equity guys, Doug Ostrover and Marc Lipschultz. Vinek is still involved for a couple of more years but I suspect the operating philosophy will change when the 2 new owners take full control.
I gather most folks don't know that he sold the team in Oct. 2024 for $1.8B to a couple of private equity guys, Doug Ostrover and Marc Lipschultz. Vinek is still involved for a couple of more years but I suspect the operating philosophy will change when the 2 new owners take full control.
