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so, it isn’t possible that he simply isn’t happy playing in Minnesota anymore and would like a fresh start..?
I really don’t get it, to each his own.
They drafted you and now they want you to have the biggest contract
they should own you AND your first born too !!
Ok, its entirely possible that my bad day at work is somewhat clouding my judgement right now ????♂️
The team that drafted you just offered just the biggest contract in NHL history
so yeah not signing it is being a little kunt, its either because his wife wants a nicer city a la New York, or he wants to be in a packed team a la Panthers ????????
I understand also its only my little opinion, but frankly I would gladly throw a baseball at his head from the stands
so, it isn’t possible that he simply isn’t happy playing in Minnesota anymore and would like a fresh start..?
I really don’t get it, to each his own.
is he being an ass with management, the coaching staff and/or his teammates..?
there’s a difference between wanting to move on and lacking respect towards an organization imho.
The team that drafted you just offered just the biggest contract in NHL history
so yeah not signing it is being a little kunt, its either because his wife wants a nicer city a la New York, or he wants to be in a packed team a la Panthers ????????
I understand also its only my little opinion, but frankly I would gladly throw a baseball at his head from the stands
Up to the team to either offer more money (if they can) or trade him for the best offer (if they cannot / will not).
My sole issue is a player complaining about a contract they signed a few years earlier or later deciding they want to play for another team and force a trade.
Once that deal is signed, it is a deal (and that includes any rights with NTC/NMC).
Until the deal is signed, the player can do whatever they want.
I never blame the player that wants more money or wants to move to another location/team, when their contract is up.
Just like I do not blame a team that trades a player with a contract, generally hoping to improve their team.
Sometimes it sucks for the fans, but that is professional sports.
Up to the team to either offer more money (if they can) or trade him for the best offer (if they cannot / will not).
My sole issue is a player complaining about a contract they signed a few years earlier or later deciding they want to play for another team and force a trade.
Once that deal is signed, it is a deal (and that includes any rights with NTC/NMC).
Until the deal is signed, the player can do whatever they want.
I never blame the player that wants more money or wants to move to another location/team, when their contract is up.
Just like I do not blame a team that trades a player with a contract, generally hoping to improve their team.
Sometimes it sucks for the fans, but that is professional sports.
yeah I get it, they should respect more the first team that gave you a chance / drafted you
otherwise it will always be the same teams with the loaded line ups, just like in Baseball
not good for diversity, also imagine being a fan in minnesota
is he being an ass with management, the coaching staff and/or his teammates..?
there’s a difference between wanting to move on and lacking respect towards an organization imho.
I want him gone asap. if a trade can’t be done healthy scratch all the way. no brainer imo. fucker
yeah I get it, they should respect more the first team that gave you a chance / drafted you
otherwise it will always be the same teams with the loaded line ups, just like in Baseball
not good for diversity, also imagine being a fan in minnesota
good luck with that.
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good luck with that.
oh I know, I’m waiting for the horrible comments to surface any time now lol.
yeah, maybe I overreact a little bit here.
I’d still give a call to Tonya.????
