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I just want to know the thought process that goes into these terrible trade proposals haha
Honestly that’s why @Alberta_OReilly_Fan is among my favorite posters. He always gives his thoughts.
I just want to know the thought process that goes into these terrible trade proposals haha
I just want to know the thought process that goes into these terrible trade proposals haha
Nice contract for both parties. Well done.Dumba signs for five years at thirty million. Was this mentioned before?
Ambassador?
......okay.......
family reasons is why Chelios went back to Chicago....The thread about Chelios being hired on the Hawks board is the best thing I've read all day
The thread about Chelios being hired on the Hawks board is the best thing I've read all day
Should have happened a year ago so he could get a shot at Bruins job
After 39 seasons, Chuck Kaiton out as Carolina Hurricanes radio broadcaster
After 39 years, Chuck Kaiton was officially out Tuesday as the Carolina Hurricanes’ radio play-by-play announcer after the Hall of Fame broadcaster was unable to agree on a new contract with the team. The Hurricanes plan to use a simulcast of the FS Carolinas television broadcast on their radio network this season instead.
Kaiton’s agent submitted a counterproposal to the Hurricanes after Kaiton’s contract expired on June 30, but the team stood firm on its final offer to the broadcaster, which included what Kaiton’s agent, Lou Oppenheim, said was an 80 percent pay cut as the Hurricanes and new owner Tom Dundon attempt to reckon with their money-losing radio broadcast while giving Kaiton the opportunity to recoup some of the losses by selling sponsorships, an arrangement more typical on the minor-league level.
1) you better hope this isn't a trend starting league-wide....Should have happened a year ago so he could get a shot at Bruins job
After 39 seasons, Chuck Kaiton out as Carolina Hurricanes radio broadcaster
After 39 years, Chuck Kaiton was officially out Tuesday as the Carolina Hurricanes’ radio play-by-play announcer after the Hall of Fame broadcaster was unable to agree on a new contract with the team. The Hurricanes plan to use a simulcast of the FS Carolinas television broadcast on their radio network this season instead.
Kaiton’s agent submitted a counterproposal to the Hurricanes after Kaiton’s contract expired on June 30, but the team stood firm on its final offer to the broadcaster, which included what Kaiton’s agent, Lou Oppenheim, said was an 80 percent pay cut as the Hurricanes and new owner Tom Dundon attempt to reckon with their money-losing radio broadcast while giving Kaiton the opportunity to recoup some of the losses by selling sponsorships, an arrangement more typical on the minor-league level.
1) you better hope this isn't a trend starting league-wide....
2) Seattle is still there
Minor league is a term I expect to be used a lot with Carolina's new ownership.Should have happened a year ago so he could get a shot at Bruins job
After 39 seasons, Chuck Kaiton out as Carolina Hurricanes radio broadcaster
After 39 years, Chuck Kaiton was officially out Tuesday as the Carolina Hurricanes’ radio play-by-play announcer after the Hall of Fame broadcaster was unable to agree on a new contract with the team. The Hurricanes plan to use a simulcast of the FS Carolinas television broadcast on their radio network this season instead.
Kaiton’s agent submitted a counterproposal to the Hurricanes after Kaiton’s contract expired on June 30, but the team stood firm on its final offer to the broadcaster, which included what Kaiton’s agent, Lou Oppenheim, said was an 80 percent pay cut as the Hurricanes and new owner Tom Dundon attempt to reckon with their money-losing radio broadcast while giving Kaiton the opportunity to recoup some of the losses by selling sponsorships, an arrangement more typical on the minor-league level.
So why would radio play by play guys being fired impact Fenway exactly?
The end is here for Iginla.
https://www.tsn.ca/iginla-to-retire-after-20-nhl-seasons-1.1147506
Heck of a player, a true power forward in the Cam Neely mold. Enjoyed him his only season in Boston.
Only wish he chose Boston instead of Pittsburgh in 2013. I wonder if he regrets that
Do you think he re-signs in Boston the following year if he came to us that deadline?
If he doesn't, then no bonus problems the year after