RobsonStreet
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McAvoy, their youngest core player is 26. That doesn’t track with a world where Ullmark is too old.Who makes up this old core you speak of?
McAvoy, their youngest core player is 26. That doesn’t track with a world where Ullmark is too old.Who makes up this old core you speak of?
I apologize, maybe it makes sense to back track from time to time, sorry manRead what I was replying to.
PK is 100% right.
McAvoy, their youngest core player is 26. That doesn’t track with a world where Ullmark is too old.
Craig Robinson as the Bouncer in Knocked Up: I can't let you in cause you're old as f***. For this club, you know, not for the earth.26!
Better bring that old man outside and put him down. Yuck
If true, I guess there is a first time for everything.PK is 100% right.
Everything before the Bruins came out and said something that was in the media made Boston look cheap and bad. None of those rumors were obviously coming from Boston's side. Gross was trying to build up pressure on Boston through the Chiclets guys. Cool, well played.
Heading into a potential no contract on the first day of the season... you don't want to be the side with the fans against you.
So Boston let out their extremely extremely reasonable offer to shift the narrative. Of course them rounding up to 64m instead of down to 63m left Gross with a chance to call them all liars. That was a mistake. But them going to the media after Gross had been sneaky leaking to the media to drive the narrative is totally reasonable.
The Bruins aren't the Harry Sinden Bruins. Pasta, McAvoy, all the guys are fairly paid. 8x8 is fair for Swayman.
It's Swayman's camp wanting to stick to 8 years that is the problem here, really. It would be so much easier to agree on a 4x7 deal and let Swayman cash in again before he is 30 just like Helly and Saros did.
I disagree. He is free to try to get as much as he can. There is nothing wrong with him doing so.
So there’s nothing wrong with say, Fantilli sitting out because he wants $14m?I disagree. He is free to try to get as much as he can. There is nothing wrong with him doing so.
He is 100% correct. I'll never begrudge someone trying to get the most money they can for a job.
Reason number 3 if they agree on 64 I’ll say yes.Maybe Neely wasn't lying. Maybe he didn't offer 64 million but he sat down one night and decided to make a list of all the reasons he would be playing and he was able to think of 64 million reasons not related to money.
Reason number 1, I like the yellow on the jerseys, reason number 2.....
Ridiculous or wrong? It would be ridiculous but it wouldn't be wrong of him, just dumb.So there’s nothing wrong with say, Fantilli sitting out because he wants $14m?
You wouldn’t think that’s ridiculous?
I would argue that if it's dumb, it's probably wrong as well.Ridiculous or wrong? It would be ridiculous but it wouldn't be wrong of him, just dumb.
Yep. Nobody is going to give up what it takes to offer sheet him, on top of sign him at what he wants.Im not sure if this has been mentioned but Alan Walsh just said on his podcast that Swayman can technically be offer sheeted.
So the question is, if he's worth more than the Bruins are offering, why hasn't he been offer sheeted ?
Bruins really about to go from a Swayman/Ullmark tandem to.... Korpisalo. Interesting.
Korpisalo was cheeks for the Kings for his brief stint.I don't have a high opinion of what I saw of Korpisalo last season, but Boston is a better organization that plays much better team defense. He could surprise people.
I think Boston is still an excellent team and will be one of the top teams in the East, even with the goaltending situation.
Korpisalo was cheeks for the Kings for his brief stint.
I just don’t think he is a great goaltender, regardless of team.
We're gunna see how that "system" holds up.Bruins really about to go from a Swayman/Ullmark tandem to.... Korpisalo. Interesting.
We had a decent run. One cup and a whole bunch of disappointment. Par for the course with this franchise over the last half century. We need to raise an "Oh well, we came close" banner into the rafters. Sums them up perfectly.Bruins really about to go from a Swayman/Ullmark tandem to.... Korpisalo. Interesting.
Check with Nashville. I hear they have a company on retainer.We had a decent run. One cup and a whole bunch of disappointment. Par for the course with this franchise over the last half century. We need to raise an "Oh well, we came close" banner into the rafters. Sums them up perfectly.
I don't even expect them to make the playoffs this season TBH. Even with Swayman. This isn't the 2011 Bruins, and they overachieved last season. It's more embarrassing letting Ullmark go before getting the Swayman situation settled. Dumb move.
How can you possibly call the man selfish? He's negociating his salary at work. This is his career, what feeds his family.Tbh I don’t even see the problem with saying 64 million vs 63 million. The point he was trying to make would’ve been the same had he said 60 million or 70 million or anything in between, the bruins are offering a very very fair contract to Swayman and he is turning that down because he wants an unprecedented dramatic overpayment (I’ve heard of this before, see the team I follow).
and if Swayman is the one pushing for a long term deal, then this makes less sense. He’s unproven for an 8x8 or close to that, whether people believe that or not because of 50 games doesn’t change that. All comparables played more so there was more insurance. If Boston is gambling long term here, they have to get some benefit I.e a lower cap hit than the more proven tenders who signed in the past
I think Swayman is being unreasonable and selfish with his demands, whilst completely in his right by the CBA, but idk if that’s how it’ll be seen in the fans eyes.
that's right PK , everybody needs to shut up , including you.PK is 100% right.
We are talking generational wealth here, not what feeds his family. More like "will my great-great grandchildren have a winery in Tuscany or not?".How can you possibly call the man selfish? He's negociating his salary at work. This is his career, what feeds his family.
The reason i hate hard salary caps like in the NHL is that it unjustly turns the fans against the players. Don't be like that.