Rumor: 2022-2023 Trade Rumors and Free Agency (Mod Warning in OP)

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AllAboutAvs

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Because... his agent did a bad job last time?
No he did not. Even Mack made a comment after breaking out that at the time he signed that contract he was starting to have concerns about how well he would do in this league. That contract was fair at the time as it was also paying for potential.
 

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No he did not. Even Mack made a comment after breaking out that at the time he signed that contract he was starting to have concerns about how well he would do in this league. That contract was fair at the time as it was also paying for potential.
Then why has he been severely underpaid for several seasons?
 

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No he did not. Even Mack made a comment after breaking out that at the time he signed that contract he was starting to have concerns about how well he would do in this league. That contract was fair at the time as it was also paying for potential.
His agent absolutely did a bad job last time. Even if the contract was "fair" at the time for what he was producing, the agent had Nate go long term instead of shorter and betting on himself.

If Nate signs a 2 year deal for example and then goes insane the way he did, it would have been a lot better for him and his agent.

The agent did a poor job. Now in saying that it's not like anyone had a crystal ball and could predict MacKinnon getting to this level. Almost everyone on here if not everyone was certain MacKinnon would be a very low-end 1C based on his level of play until that point. Nobody saw top-5 player in the world coming.
 
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Sure they are. I think it’s changing a bit but it’s clear this past off-season that UFA years are still expensive .
It depends on the player. For me, that UFA > RFA died when Marner & Matthews signed their deals and it's blurry every since. It doesn't matter much anymore if you are an RFA or UFA - IF you are good, you get paid. Period!
 

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Valeri Nichushkin​

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Born Mar 4 1995 -- Chelyabinsk, Russia
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Height 6.04 -- Weight 210 [193 cm/95 kg]
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Nuke looks really focused. I still cannot believe this mistake that Dallas Stars made.
 

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His agent absolutely did a bad job last time. Even if the contract was "fair" at the time for what he was producing, the agent had Nate go long term instead of shorter and betting on himself.

If Nate signs a 2 year deal for example and then goes insane the way he did, it would have been a lot better for him and his agent.

The agent did a poor job. Now in saying that it's not like anyone had a crystal ball and could predict MacKinnon getting to this level. Almost everyone on here if not everyone was certain MacKinnon would be a very low-end 1C based on his level of play until that point. Nobody saw top-5 player in the world coming.
If we go by Mack's comment after he broke out it certainly looks like it is on Mack not his agent. The agent can try all he wants to convince a player to bet on himself with a bridge contract but if the player has doubts on himself (just like a lot of people did at that time as you said) the player will tell his agent he is taking the sure money. The agent can't force his player to sign a bridge contract.
 

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His agent absolutely did a bad job last time. Even if the contract was "fair" at the time for what he was producing, the agent had Nate go long term instead of shorter and betting on himself.

If Nate signs a 2 year deal for example and then goes insane the way he did, it would have been a lot better for him and his agent.

The agent did a poor job. Now in saying that it's not like anyone had a crystal ball and could predict MacKinnon getting to this level. Almost everyone on here if not everyone was certain MacKinnon would be a very low-end 1C based on his level of play until that point. Nobody saw top-5 player in the world coming.
Not like his agent is the most successful agent in hockey history or anything.
 
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