Speculation: Voynov suspension over, playoff eligible
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Nucker42
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Why are the court based facts being argued?
isn’t this a thread about him coming back and who will sign him?
Sounds like he made a mistake, he’s been out of the league ever since.
I for one think he’s going to get signed and my first guess was Florida...
isn’t this a thread about him coming back and who will sign him?
Sounds like he made a mistake, he’s been out of the league ever since.
I for one think he’s going to get signed and my first guess was Florida...
Every one who’s judging Voynov without even knowing full story better be crystal clear in their life or be ready if their dirt becomes a public knowledge.
not trying to go off topic but it’s the same as in false rape accusation where everyone takes a female side without even looking into it. As a result of this many lives were destroyed
not trying to go off topic but it’s the same as in false rape accusation where everyone takes a female side without even looking into it. As a result of this many lives were destroyed
It was a huge story actually.
The day after the police investigation Marta send a letter to the Police authorities explaining in russian.
She explained the whole argument with frying pan and all. The cut over her brow came actually from Slava pushing her away and she fell into a flat screen. At the end of the letter she explained that Slava didn't intend to hurt her at all and she doesn't wish him to be prosecuted.
The story was shown in all bigger newspapers with a copy of her letter attached. Some of the information can also be found on Slava's and Marta's Wikipedia. The reason why the police followed through, is that a person can't give another person the permission to break the law.
He still hit her and pushed her into a TV screen which is an assault.
If i would be a NHL manager i would talk to the wife first before Slava and have her sitting with them when they sign the contract.
This would show the real Voynov's and the signing wouldn't be attackable anymore
But those are only my 2 cents
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KingsOfCali25
Start up the Bandwagon!
Not only did they get married. They had a child together after the incident
Musampa2019
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Actually they already had 2 kids together, one in 2017 and second this year.
the entire thing is crazy , she is still with him if you want to help her bringing her to the states where the laws are slightly more in her favour should be what you do if youre worried about her.
and tbh they are prob fine but everyone is putting words and opinions in her mouth and its so dumb
imo anyways apparently its better to just leave her with him in the khl and it doesnt matter .
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I believe so, but I think it's moot because I don't think he has an out-clause.
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I think how violent that video was he blew any thought of a second chance in the NFL. It wasn't a push/shove, it was a legit punch to the face.
AmadiosAmigos
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So was Semyon Varlamov... charged with kidnapping and domestic assault of his girlfriend. There was a lack of evidence and charges were dropped.
So was Austin Watson.... charged with domestic violence, after striking his girlfriend, who happened to be his baby momma. A witness saw it all take place, flagged down police, and she said he caused the marks on her. She later got upset and didnt want him charged for fear of ruining his NHL career. He pleased NO contest instead of NOT guilty.
All 3 cases were dismissed.... Voynov's included.
I do not condone this behaviour or these actions, Im simply pointing out that hypocritical talk that goes on in the NHL, socials and HF boards when it comes to this topic. People dont want Voynov around, but other men with history of it are not even mentioned.
Kick them all out...
Mike Dukarm
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Im for kicking them out... And for the case of Voynov, blood was all around the room, he have throw her in wall and on the tv... Proof of battle was there and bruise was there too. For the other cases, i dont know what was the proof.
DingDongCharlie
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Nobody wants this loser anyways. He’s not worth the bad publicity signing him to a deal is worth. Frankly I’m more than ok if he never sees the NHL again
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If Craig mactavish can make a comeback to the NHL why can’t Voynov. It’s not like he killed someone.
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Even if there was an out clause, he would have to be put on waivers before reporting to the team that actually signed him.
So there's no incentive to sign him.
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oh ya, he just almost killed his wife, why not pardon him
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No, nobody says Voynov CAN'T make a comeback.
It's just that no one wants to sign him, and you can't force a team to sign a player.
Someone was apparently willing to sign MacTavish. Quite a few teams I might add.
I think the point was mctavish killed someone and spent a year in jail and he was welcomed back to the NHL. I get times are different today but that’s likely the point the poster you quoted was getting at.
I highly doubt that. You know how many NFL players just this last year got re instated by the National football league? And teams signed them? Kareem Hunt comes to mind. And Antonio Brown, and several others over the same Abuse cases.
Saying no body wants this loser is a very far fetched statement.
