News Article: All-Purpose Evander Kane Discussion Pt III: Kane signs w/Oilers. Retroactive settlement no cap penalty

Saskatoon

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More like the Sharks got away scot free with an insignificant cap penalty and should look into terminating Karlsson, Vlasic and Couture’s contracts as well.

I actually think a Karlsson LTIR retirement ala Hossa isn't even all that crazy. If the Sharks are terrible and nobody will trade for him I think he is banged up enough to say I am too hurt to keep playing at some point in the future.
 
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Cas

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And the cash is to he delivered in a stainless steel case in phone receiver-sized bundles.

Whatever you call the tokens you get at casinos (I don't gamble).

Sometimes it's good to be wrong.
 

mouser

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I think they really needed to. There are a lot of signs that pointed to a favourable decision for the Sharks and might have opened pandora's box.

I tried to follow every media report and I'm not aware of anything material leaking out of the first grievance hearing. Surprising both sides did a rather good job of staying hush on the topic.

Hence I don't think we got any insight into how much risk each side thought they had of losing the grievance. Hopefully some more info will come out now that it's settled, but I'm not expecting that to happen.
 

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TheBigDrunkPanda

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I can't wait until the hockey world gets pissed that a team rightfully cut a player who committed multiple material breaches of contract in a 12 month span and managed to parlay it into exact zero competitive advantage but didn't get punished for it
I’m looking forward to Kane imploding in Edmonton and taking the team down with him 😂
 

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What is the point exactly of applying a cap penalty to last year's team?

From a mathematical point of view, there is no difference between time running forwards or backwards. As long as the scales are balanced somehow, there's no reason why you can't balance them in the past, rather than the future.
 

OrrNumber4

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From a mathematical point of view, there is no difference between time running forwards or backwards. As long as the scales are balanced somehow, there's no reason why you can't balance them in the past, rather than the future.
Let me guess, you watched The Matrix recently?
 
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