Irishguy42
Mr. Preachy
Also they can't because Nash has to be protected anyways.
Unless he agrees to waive, ofc. Just want to make sure that caveat is known.
That being said, Nash is on this team next year unless he gets traded.
Also they can't because Nash has to be protected anyways.
Unless he agrees to waive, ofc. Just want to make sure that caveat is known.
That being said, Nash is on this team next year unless he gets traded.
How bad is a tweaked groin usually?
How bad is a tweaked groin usually?
Because stuff and things.Why does Nash need to be protected? He already waived the NTC to come here.
Why does Nash need to be protected? He already waived the NTC to come here.
The Rangers chose to honor his NTC when he was traded.
That's not how it works. It's just a verbal agreement, and while I certainly don't think the Rangers should break that agreement, it's up for interpretation whether that agreement should cover expansion drafts.
That said, the only answer I can come up with is that since his NTC is only a limited one (12-team list), he didn't technically waive it before coming to NY.
As far as I understand things, the Columbus-NYR trade in no way implicated Nash's current limited-NTC, which didn't vest until 2015. The Rangers had no option but to honor it under the CBA.
He had a NMC until 2015 and a NTC the rest of the contract. Under the old CBA, teams had the opportunity to not honor the future clauses in case of a trade. But it can be part of the negotiations. If Nash said he will only waive to go to NYR, if they honor his clause after the trade, there is nothing the Rangers can do if they really want him
Teams have to honor clauses that are already active at the time of the trade, even if waived, IIRC. It's only future un-active clauses that teams can choose to not honor.
That was the whole thing with Subban and him being traded or not. He had an NMC that was to become active on July 1, 2016. So it was either Montreal hold onto him and then have to deal with his NMC in the future, or trade him before it became active and force some other team to deal with it/not honor it. In this case, Nashville decided not to honor it, so he no longer has an NMC (or any clause) on his contract.
Nash has an NMC on his contract through the whole deal, per CapFriendly. He had an upcoming MNTC starting in '15-'16, which Sather decided to honor when the trade was made.
That is true under the current CBA, but when we traded for Nash, we were still under the old CBA (2012)
Fair enough. I don't 100% recall the old one.
1 week of healing, 16 weeks a 'lingering issue'.