HaNotsri
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Most would be dead before having a chance to sign that contract.How many dudes going through that or worse would show up for a physical to make 5 million?
Most would be dead before having a chance to sign that contract.How many dudes going through that or worse would show up for a physical to make 5 million?
How can North Americans be so unaware of the situation in Russia and Europe? If he signs in the KHL he would be persona non grata in Sweden. Every single media would scream bloody murder and he would have a hard time even living in Sweden after he's retired.I see Lehner going to the KHL
Oooofffff his creditors are going to get a court order to force his a$$ to show up.
Be curious if any creditors are tied to the contract and Lehner himself like Kane.
Working at the zoo with the snakes.Hope he is okay and if can't play anymore he could always do something else.
How can North Americans be so unaware of the situation in Russia and Europe? If he signs in the KHL he would be persona non grata in Sweden. Every single media would scream bloody murder and he would have a hard time even living in Sweden after he's retired.
Vegas likes to pull strings.
I see Lehner going to the KHL or retiring. Unless he signs a PTO elsewhere.
Working at the zoo with the snakes.
You really don’t know anyone with serious mental health issues who wouldn’t spend 15 minutes with a doctor for 5m? Really? I find that hard to believe…..This. It was a feel good story many years ago, but mental illness is exactly that....an illness. There's no cure either, it's just treating symptoms. If Lehner has done anything he's got a reason, he's sick. It may cost him the salary, but it's more important we hope he can get back on track with the meds and support he needs (if that his what's happening here).
Don't blame Vegas, and I don't blame Lehner. Shouldn't really be badmouthing either one here.
Serious mental health issues? Not many....
This. It was a feel good story many years ago, but mental illness is exactly that....an illness. There's no cure either, it's just treating symptoms. If Lehner has done anything he's got a reason, he's sick. It may cost him the salary, but it's more important we hope he can get back on track with the meds and support he needs (if that his what's happening here).
Don't blame Vegas, and I don't blame Lehner. Shouldn't really be badmouthing either one here.
Serious mental health issues? Not many....
He was a better goalie than MAF at that point, no matter if his career won’t go down as being as good as MAF’s.Hard to believe they ditched MAF for this guy.
They are lucky Hill and Thompson worked out.
Yes. It very well might excuse him.You can hope Lehner is okay while also acknowledging that Vegas is well within their rights for terminating his deal for not upholding his end of the deal.
Having mental health issues doesn't excuse you from the responsibilities you have in this case.
I'm pretty sure 99% of adults know what's happening. We're not stupid.How can North Americans be so unaware of the situation in Russia and Europe? If he signs in the KHL he would be persona non grata in Sweden. Every single media would scream bloody murder and he would have a hard time even living in Sweden after he's retired.
Lehner is a moron. Goes over 50 in debt for fraud. He obviously isn't showing up because not one cent of that is his and it's going to creditors. Then gives big sob stories about his "mental health" be a man a grow up. God I can't stand this guy.
Wyet only one team seems to be skirting the rules at will without any sort of penalties or repercussions. Curious.
usually it doesn't. at least when the season is under way
What's curious is that you actually believe that.yet only one team seems to be skirting the rules at will without any sort of penalties or repercussions. Curious.
What's curious is that you actually believe that.
Lots of teams go over the cap and use LTIR to handle that.... without any sort of penalties or repercussions. Just one example, and I can list others, is Tampa.
Also, there are teams that are under the floor that use LTIR to get away with spending less $$ than the CBA requires.
Teams use the letter of the CBA to break the spirit of it and the league hasn't punished any of them. If the Sharks ever get good again, they'll likely use it too.
Lol it's so humorous who this BS still goes around. Stone could get crushed by the jumbotron falling to the ice during opening night and there will be plenty who here say he's faking it and was never injured.Tampa did it once to a player who ended up being legitimately injured (Kucherov).
Vegas did it THREE. (3). TIMES.
THREE YEARS IN A ROW.
TO THE SAME PLAYER.
WHO WAS VERY CLEARLY NEVER INJURED AND VERY CLEARLY LIED ABOUT IT.
STONE EVEN HAD THE BALLS TO GLOAT ABOUT IT.
that's blatant cheating and they were ALLOWED to get away with it because Bettman is too chickenshit to actually investigate it.
Let me twist what you are talking about. 99% of fans believe he was healthy enough to come back a lot earlier than he did, but couldn't cause the Knights would have has to move an equal contract out.Lol it's so humorous who this BS still goes around. Stone could get crushed by the jumbotron falling to the ice during opening night and there will be plenty who here say he's faking it and was never injured.
Difference is with Tampa being a one-off and losing the player for the season vs Vegas doing it 3 consecutive years at the most opportune time possible, then magic happens for game 1 each time. If the Sharks are competitive before that loophole is closed, I'd rather then not rely on openly cheating.What's curious is that you actually believe that.
Lots of teams go over the cap and use LTIR to handle that.... without any sort of penalties or repercussions. Just one example, and I can list others, is Tampa.
Also, there are teams that are under the floor that use LTIR to get away with spending less $$ than the CBA requires.
Teams use the letter of the CBA to break the spirit of it and the league hasn't punished any of them. If the Sharks ever get good again, they'll likely use it too.