sheed36
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"Tendon injuries are the worst. I would rather have a broken bone anyday."
- Mike Modano
What was the foot problem that Forsberg had that pretty much ended his career?
"Tendon injuries are the worst. I would rather have a broken bone anyday."
- Mike Modano
GOOD rest him, and helps the tank
What was the foot problem that Forsberg had that pretty much ended his career?
GOOD rest him, and helps the tank
Habs fans: "don't worry, guys, he's tradeable."
Preds fans: "it's looking like another Norris trophy win this year!"
"Tendon injuries are the worst. I would rather have a broken bone anyday."
- Mike Modano
And I'm saying that while suspect that Nashville wont be forced to tear down their roster as part of a cap recapture, the situations are different since cap recapture is not a punishment. Its a part of the CBA and is governed differently.
I thought it was a broken foot? When did it become a tendon?
If it's a tendon injury requiring surgery there is no way this guy comes back to 100%, not at his age.
Honestly, it was Philly’s fault for that contract. It put Nashville in a horrible predicament.
Blaming teams for pursuing Free Agents is weird.
Blaming teams for pursuing Free Agents is weird.
Maybe but that contract was one of the main things wrong with the NHL contract structure and why the loopholes had to be closed.Blaming teams for pursuing Free Agents is weird.
This was the bind they were in, though:They did not have to match it if they didn't want to.
Calling it punishment is a matter of semantics. I'm sure there must be provisions for adjustments in special circumstances. I'll stick with my opinion the fact that Nashville did not instigate the contract and was forced by the offer sheet provision to match the Flyers contract offer exactly, will provide them some latitude should Weber retire early.
That’s not the contract structure Nashville would’ve wanted and he was still an RFA. How many other examples can you find where another team came in as aggressive as that on an offersheet? There’s been a few that have been pricey but none have come close to that.
Maybe but that contract was one of the main things wrong with the NHL contract structure and why the loopholes had to be closed.
As for him being out the rest of the year, its a fitting end to a terrible season, one of the worst I've witnessed.
The only people who should keep their jobs after a total purge are Susan and Claudine.He's going to miss months of next season too?!
The medical and training staff needs to be included in the management purge when this regime finally topples. Between this, Carey Price this year, and Carey Price in 2015/16 they're hugely negligent.