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I would also agree, better try Dach one last time than sign the russian
having both options might not be such a turrible thing either.
Cheap 1 year w/ performance / games played bonus to make up for the low salary.
More than that, not worth the risk.
I would also agree, better try Dach one last time than sign the russian
having both options might not be such a turrible thing either.
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I get he played with Demidov and he used to be a good NHL player.
He’s a gamble at best.
Sign to a low value contract with bonuses, if he sucks, dump him. Not much of a risk if there is not a big cap hit, and if he is gone, no bonus overage for the following year.
I think he can still play, but he is not the player he was obviously…. could be a 40-50 point guy, but I am not sure that is good enough to be our #2 center. I’d likely stick with Dach over him.
The only reason they would consider it is because he was a mentor to Demidov last year.
Le Canadien est dans la course pour Evgeny Kuznetsov
There’s a race for Kuznetsov?
He was Demidov’s center for parts of last year….
I get he played with Demidov and he used to be a good NHL player.
He’s a gamble at best.
