That’s idiotic for SJ. They obviously hang onto Kane and if guilty void the contract. If not guilty they play him a d attempt a trade later.
As much of a scumbag as he seems to be, I'd be truly surprised if any actual, concrete proof surfaced of him betting on hockey games.
Given that, his legal problems are all off the ice, and as such, I fully expect him to be in uniform and ready to go when training camps open. It's not like he's the first professional athlete to have financial problems, be going through a messy divorce, or just generally being an a-hole. We can all be morally outraged, but unless somebody actually proves he did something illegal that would prevent him from competing, he's still going to have a job come the fall.
I think what that poster meant to say is that he wasn't the type of bad teammate that ends up in confrontations/fights/arguments with teammates, and generally gets along with everyone. His (supposed) missed practices/late appearances are bad though. So two different interpretations of being "a good teammate."
Yeah, it's a bunch of "who knows" at this point. Definitely Kane has problems. I just think those problems are sometimes misinterpreted.Where there’s smoke there is fire and there’s I giant plume over EK’s head. Idk if he’s bet on NHL games. Idk how far his issues have gone with teammates but obviously there’s stuff going on behind the scenes. We just don’t know to what degree at this point. At the very least, missing practices and being late shows disregard for your teammates and is a terrible example for the young guys. It also puts pressure on the coach which can lead to further problems. How does the coach/GM respond? Do they lose respect? Is it harder for them to discipline guys. If there’s leadership on the team then you have to believe guys have spoken to EK.
This was his "other shot" wasn't it?If DeAngelo can get another shot, so can Kane
If DeAngelo can get another shot, so can Kane
If DeAngelo can get another shot, so can Kane
I don't think this is realistic in terms of the "regardless of what the verdict of the investigation turns up" part.I think Kane is done in the NHL regardless of what the verdict of the investigation turns up. The Sharks were basically his last chance, and as the poster above me mentions, they have come to regret it. Where there is smoke, there’s fire. I just don’t think the NHL can let this slide without having it bring the integrity of the game into question. Player with a known gambling addiction gives enough of the appearance of impropriety that he will need to get clean before anyone touches him. San Jose included. If he isn’t done done, he is going into some kind of rehab and not playing for a good minute.
Agreed and kane is twice the player when he is on his game. He will play next season in the NHL somewhere may even take some time to get "help"If DeAngelo can get another shot, so can Kane
You’re describing a bad teammate.
There isn't a single team that will trade for Evander with all his current crap he has going on. Only way he gets traded, is if he is LTIR'ed where he won't actually be on a team.
Any bets where he ends up??
Any bets where he ends up??
maybe, but the financial obstacles are way bigger here. Tony D cost the rangers less than $1.4mm spread over 2 seasons to buy out and Carolina is paying him about what a 3rd pair defenseman would make. Kane is going to cost you $20mm against the cap, spread out over the next 8 years to buy out. maybe they'll find a team wanting to offload a shit contract in exchange for the headache, but i wouldn't hold my breath waiting for that to happen. Kane is as toxic (and expensive) as they come IMO....hard to get anything done there. I bet Doug Wilson is praying the league suspends him indefinitely and he can simply void the contract.If DeAngelo can get another shot, so can Kane