Claypool
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If you clicked on the link, it says:
Wait, does that mean they didn't end up tearing it down? Or was that another hotel in the area? I forget which is which.
If you clicked on the link, it says:
Wait, does that mean they didn't end up tearing it down? Or was that another hotel in the area? I forget which is which.
Wait, does that mean they didn't end up tearing it down? Or was that another hotel in the area? I forget which is which.
You read the articles? Nerd.
Ilitches to give Wayne State $40 million for new business school near Red Wings arena site
http://www.crainsdetroit.com/articl...state-40-million-for-new-business-school-near
The model for the new Red Wings arena and surrounding area shows where the new Wayne State University business school will be built: directly north (or to the right and down in this photo) at the southwest corner of Woodward Avenue and Temple Street.
Abdelkader, Miller, Glendening, DeKeyser and Larkin, visited the Detroit Events Center construction site last week to check on the progress of their new home.
Most likely Miller wont be part of the team next year
Where in the world do you get that from? He's a responsible, hardworking 4th line vet that won't ask for much money, is a league leader in shot blocks and excellent penalty killer, he's been with us for 6 years and has played 82 games in each of the past two, he's only 31 years old, and according to wikipedia he's an alternate captain this year (not sure how true that last point is but whatever).
There's absolutely no reason to let him go.
Because we've got 9 more players to either sign or bring up from Grand Rapids next year on ELCs. There's no way that we can afford everyone. Depending on next years cap situation we have $17.4 million to spend on 9 players. That's including with Larkin staying on the team next year as well.
Let's do the math here, Say the cap goes up a little to say $73 million next year that would give us around $19 million to spend on 9 players.
We've to resign DeKeyser in which could cost us around $5.0-$5.5 million per year long term. We've got to resign both Mrazek and Sheahan both could get bridge deals around $1.5-$2.0 Million on a 2 or 3 year bridge deal.
Most likely Holland will resign Abdelkader he could get a 5 year deal around $5.0-$5.5 million per. More then likely Pulkkinen would need to be resigned as well. We could already be looking at around $16 million per right there for 5 players and still need 4 more.
Most likely Quincey, Helm, Richards, Miller wont be retained as I see it we would have around $3 million left for 4 more players. I see Andreas Athanasiou taking Helms spot. Wouldn't be surprised to see maybe both Marchenko and Jensen us next year as well. Marchenko takes Quinceys spot and Jensen most likely the 7th D-Man knocking Kindl out either by trade or by waivers. That would leave about 1 more player to fill the roster. Unless Miller takes less then $2 million to play I just can't see him on next years roster he's easily replaceable In My Honest Opinion.
Bottom line if the cap goes up slightly and that still a big if, We've got to many people to either sign or bring up on ELCs and the money will only go so far and there's just no way that we can afford to retain every on here it's just not practical. I will say it and most of the posters on here will agree with me that Miller easily could be the odd man out.
From everything I have heard/read over the years (mostly from non-Detroiters) I was expecting a horrible stadium experience.
Not sure where this goes so I'll post it here...
Was in town for the Sharks/Wings game on Friday while visiting my sister at Michigan and have to say I was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked Joe Louis.
From everything I have heard/read over the years (mostly from non-Detroiters) I was expecting a horrible stadium experience.
Arrived about a hour early so I could walk around and watch warmups and loved the feel of the place. So much more intimate than many of the newer buildings I have been to. You could tell that building has so much amazing hockey history.
Very glad to have had the opportunity to experience Joe Louis.
Not sure where this goes so I'll post it here...
Was in town for the Sharks/Wings game on Friday while visiting my sister at Michigan and have to say I was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked Joe Louis.
From everything I have heard/read over the years (mostly from non-Detroiters) I was expecting a horrible stadium experience.
Arrived about a hour early so I could walk around and watch warmups and loved the feel of the place. So much more intimate than many of the newer buildings I have been to. You could tell that building has so much amazing hockey history.
Very glad to have had the opportunity to experience Joe Louis.
Meijer, St. Joseph Mercy sign on as top arena sponsors
http://www.freep.cuom/story/money/b.../ilitch-arena-detroit-hockey-meijer/77487758/
Meijer, St. Joseph Mercy sign on as top arena sponsors
http://www.freep.com/story/money/bu.../ilitch-arena-detroit-hockey-meijer/77487758/