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Well one good thing came out of this, we have Guerzy posting again!
Happy (?) Trouba Day!
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Because reason =/= 0.
If someone doesn’t want to play ball, how are you going to play ball with them?
the collective bargaining agreement pretty much ensures that Mr Trouba will play for the Jets for the indefinite future.
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You think there is zero reason to trade Trouba if he won't be here after two years? That is ridiculous.
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Well decision will have been made before that but when it becomes public may take a bit of time or to be released by either side.
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It’s the length of indefinite that worries me. Also the (potential) attitude of someone that (potentially) doesn’t want to stay.
Nope. If he doesn't want to be here, I say good day.
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From Matt Cane's predictions. I don't believe the 1-year takes into account arbitration rulings, more so what it would be if both sides came to an agreement on that.
Personally, I think Trouba lands around $5.25m to $5.75m in an arbitration ruling. Comparables don't go higher or lower than that, maybe up to $6m if inflation and cap percentage is a big deal. For one RFA year, it should be less - but I'm not sure the arbitrator cares about that.
Hockey's a business. Trouba is betting on himself and trying to maximize his value. Jets are trying to put together a manageable team under the cap. The sky is blue and the Earth is round. Proclamations of hurt and irreparable relationships and negotiations are a bit overblown.
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The earth is round? Not according to Kyrie Irving!
From Matt Cane's predictions. I don't believe the 1-year takes into account arbitration rulings, more so what it would be if both sides came to an agreement on that.
Personally, I think Trouba lands around $5.25m to $5.75m in an arbitration ruling. Comparables don't go higher or lower than that, maybe up to $6m if inflation and cap percentage is a big deal. For one RFA year, it should be less - but I'm not sure the arbitrator cares about that.
Hockey's a business. Trouba is betting on himself and trying to maximize his value. Jets are trying to put together a manageable team under the cap. The sky is blue and the Earth is round. Proclamations of hurt and irreparable relationships and negotiations are a bit overblown.
lol, Ok, so you say pay him less than he is worth. Should you get paid less in your job unless you sign a contract for 5 plus years? Don't you feel you should get what you deserve?
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