That seems to be a common trend with Gross.Highly doubtful Swayman has no idea what his agent is up to.
That seems to be a common trend with Gross.Highly doubtful Swayman has no idea what his agent is up to.
8 mil is second line money these days, he is right about the goalies being way underpaid
Teams turn the screws on players for the first 10 years of their careers and then get weird when a player turns it around on them the first chance he gets. Neely is a fool for breaking publicly.
I’d agree here. Under Jeremy Jacob’s, they are not afraid to trade anyone, espiecally disgruntled players. Adam Oates publicly said how Boston was stingy and didn’t replace cam Neely etc, Boston stripped Oates of his captaincy and traded him to washington. Jacob’s doesn’t play around.As a Bruins fan i wouldn't be surprised if a lopsided trade not favoring the B's happens. I hope I'm wrong but typically the owners don't like or play ball with players like this.
Boston never traded Oates to Boston . In all seriousness though, the Jacobs' clearly aren't afraid of making controversial trades. Which ultimately may or may not be a positive. We will find out in seasons to come.I’d agree here. Under Jeremy Jacob’s, they are not afraid to trade anyone, espiecally disgruntled players. Adam Oates publicly said how Boston was stingy and didn’t replace cam Neely etc, Boston stripped Oates of his captaincy and traded him to Boston. Jacob’s doesn’t play around.
Yes I made a mistake, thanks for pointing that outBoston never traded Oates to Boston . In all seriousness though, the Jacobs' clearly aren't afraid of making controversial trades. Which ultimately may or may not be a positive. We will find out in seasons to come.
Sorry, just poking a little fun at your expense... You are not wrong at all, the point still stands that Boston isn't afraid of controversial trades. Again, this could be a positive or a negative.Yes I made a mistake, thanks for pointing that out
I have edited my post