LOGiK
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In terms of actual money paid out JJ gets $4 million this year, $3 million next year and the year after, then$2.25 million the final year of his contract.
Jack Johnson
He might be more movable at the deadline having been paid over half that $4 million, and certainly next year going forward. Especially if the Pens eat a small bit of the salary.
Harder sell now to quite a few teams with $4 million actual cash going out.
Maybe going short a man for now and trying again at the deadline makes sense.
At this point with Pet hanging in the balance, signings like JJ become ever more glaringly bad signings.
(as if it wasnt glaringly bad before - now we have a rising young talent very difficult to sign because of people like JJ)
sadface;