Lol.Too bad. Just like Pete Rose he’ll never get into the HOF now.
The team is flatly refusing to allow him to get healthy, I think you have it backwards.I think the team is prepared to do that. I don’t think Eichel’s side is.
Eichel is not walking away from 50M mostly secured money. I would guess this communique was an badly masked ultimatum that will be followed by Eichel side filing for arbitration or whatever league measure there is for dispute settling.
Refusing to play would be grounds for SPC Paragraph 14 termination and instaloss of the still-owed money. Insanity.
Kane in hot water again
Yep, but if you're Eichel you're giving up a LOT of guaranteed cash. If his recovery is successful, he'd get it back, but that is a gamble. Still, watching Buffalo come out of this with nothing would be immensely satisfying.If his contract were terminated this route...
Couldn't he just go get the surgery on his own then sign with whoever he wants or is there a period he's unable to sign a new contract?
And in that scenario Buffalo gets nothing.
If his contract were terminated this route...
Couldn't he just go get the surgery on his own then sign with whoever he wants or is there a period he's unable to sign a new contract?
And in that scenario Buffalo gets nothing.
If you were to give me 100 hundred guesses as to what player has been accused of betting on his own games, I mean who else would come to mind?
Good lord, he looks a baby in that picture now. That feels like it should have been about 4 or 5 years ago.Noted criminal Jordan Staal.
Noted criminal Jordan Staal.
I honestly don't give a shit, unless he bet against his own team.
This is a bad look for Kane.
I dunno, even if he didn’t bet against the Sharks it still introduces the possibility of point shaving, prop bets, etc. Bad news all around.
Probbaly would be fun trying to explain this to the mob bookie who is several hundreds k's on the red after the game.I get it, I just don't think one player can possibly hope to control or even really influence those things. There are so many moving parts in an NHL game, it would have to be like lottery ticket odds to find yourself in the exact right place at the exact right time in a game you made the exact right prop bet on.
I don't think even referees could pull it off with any consistency, maybe you get lucky a few times a year but not in any predictable manner that made sense for gambling.