I commend you for your excellence.
[Bear] is getting very close and the fact that he’s only going to cost you the cap space it takes to bring him has helped drive some of the interest on the 26-year-old defenseman. [It’s] to the point that he’s going to allow teams on Monday of next week to come to Kelowna if anyone wants to get a look at him on the ice and see him go through his paces after having offseason shoulder surgery. Remember, he was injured playing for Team Canada at the World Championship last year and he’s had a long recovery from that shoulder surgery. The Vancouver Canucks have interest in bringing him back and I think the Leafs have shown interest. The team to watch could be the Washington Capitals, they seem to be keenly interested. New Jersey and Pittsburgh as well but there’s certainly no shortage of interest in Bear who can be signed just for the money it costs to pay him.
I don’t think he’d have any attention if he was a left shot d-manNot understanding the fanfare. He's mediocre even when healthy and he'll be jumping into the middle of the season ice cold so it could take him a while just to get back to mediocrity.
Sick How, Bud
When I was in high school, there was a traveling show of skating bears from Russia. One of my friends was over and a news story came on about how they were releasing the bears into the wild. My friend said "That's so sad. Who's going to tie their skates?"The part in the title "video of bear skating" made me kinda laugh
It won't take much to outbid the Canucks. They may not even be in a position to make an offer. Any offer.Ugh. I want him back in Vancouver, otherwise my skate jersey is worthless
case in pointThis reminds me when of when there was like a 10
page thread on Brindamour’s kid.
A lot of fan fare for mediocrity.
I always wondered about this issue. Strudwick use to talk all the time on local radio about having it, but never really got into the details of the cost. Not just the cost, but how long can you actually reasonably insure yourself for and such.Apparently, because of his insurance being based on his previous salary (2.2M), Bear is likely taking a pay cut when he returns this year, so I guess it is a matter of how much of pay cut he is willing to absorb to play for your 'Vancouver Aquilinies'.
Not understanding the fanfare. He's mediocre even when healthy and he'll be jumping into the middle of the season ice cold so it could take him a while just to get back to mediocrity.