Santo_44
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not exactly what this case was actually about, but if an employee suffers a career ending type injury while performing work related tasks, then they should get compensation accordingly. - vermie22
He will still get paid something like 1 million for the next year. That's a lot of compensation for doing a whole lot of nothing.
Plus. I think him not being an NHL player anymore is a lot to do with his ability. He wasn't good before his injury either. |
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bobbyisno1
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: I'm excited to see that Joined: 08.28.2010
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He still loses $3 million that he expected to come his way. Good chance he never gets that the rest of his career combined. - BINGO!
Meh, after taxes it's only a cool 1.5.. |
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Tumbleweed
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: avid reader of the daily douche news Joined: 03.14.2014
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He still loses $3 million that he expected to come his way. Good chance he never gets that the rest of his career combined. - BINGO!
he's also made ~$10M during his career.
i can't say i feel sorry for him.
if he didn't suck, he would never have been bought-out. This is all on him.
And no under 35 contracts are fully guaranteed. So no player signing an under 35 contract should expect to be paid their full contract value if they are not performing. |
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jimi james
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Location: Somewhere Between Joined: 07.17.2010
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so they were able to pay him off at 2/3 of his remaining salary? |
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He will still get paid something like 1 million for the next year. That's a lot of compensation for doing a whole lot of nothing.
Plus. I think him not being an NHL player anymore is a lot to do with his ability. He wasn't good before his injury either. - Santo_44
I didn't follow the Sens and his career that closely but I was under the impression that his level of play most deteriorated with the onset of his hip problems. Either way, I think there should be a change to rules where a team is able to buyout injured players, but the % of the money they need to payout is higher than a normal buyout situation. or something like that. |
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bobbyisno1
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: I'm excited to see that Joined: 08.28.2010
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so they were able to pay him off at 2/3 of his remaining salary? - jimi james
I think its one third because of his age. |
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BestRapperAlive
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: OEL is one of the greatest players of his generation - James Tanner Joined: 06.21.2012
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Cool. Ekblad it is - lumlums
Marner for Ekblad |
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BINGO!
Carolina Hurricanes |
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Location: I'll always remember the last words my grandfather ever told me. He said, "A Truck!", SK Joined: 09.21.2009
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he's also made ~$10M during his career.
i can't say i feel sorry for him.
if he didn't suck, he would never have been bought-out. This is all on him.
And no under 35 contracts are fully guaranteed. So no player signing an under 35 contract should expect to be paid their full contract value if they are not performing. - Tumbleweed
Meh. I sympathize.
Guy loses out on $1.5 mill in actual money, and the team that traded for his piece of poop contract get out of it for a fraction.
I would like to see it added to the CBA that you can't buy-out a contract that you acquire via trade for at least one full calendar year. |
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mykokes
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: RELEASE THE LATVIAN!, ON Joined: 11.09.2009
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Meh. I sympathize.
Guy loses out on $1.5 mill in actual money, and the team that traded for his piece of poop contract get out of it for a fraction.
I would like to see it added to the CBA that you can't buy-out a contract that you acquire via trade for at least one full calendar year. - BINGO!
Why? Thats the conditions of the CBA, buyouts are better than pure releases (see NFL). |
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Adam French
Atlanta Thrashers |
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Location: Isn't Cooley 5"11? You know who else is 5"11? Sydney Crosby. - Scabeh Joined: 04.06.2011
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He still loses $3 million that he expected to come his way. Good chance he never gets that the rest of his career combined. - BINGO!
Meh. Worse things in the world than playing in a beautiful soon to be destroyed by migrants country like Sweden for 85k a year and mandatory massage breaks between periods. |
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Marner for Ekblad - BestRapperAlive
No I'd rather have Marner. |
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mykokes
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: RELEASE THE LATVIAN!, ON Joined: 11.09.2009
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Meh. Worse things in the world than playing in a beautiful soon to be destroyed by migrants country like Sweden for 85k a year and mandatory massage breaks between periods. - AdamFrench
I bet he finds an NHL spot in a year. Maybe even Vegas. |
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Tumbleweed
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: avid reader of the daily douche news Joined: 03.14.2014
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Meh. I sympathize.
Guy loses out on $1.5 mill in actual money, and the team that traded for his piece of poop contract get out of it for a fraction.
I would like to see it added to the CBA that you can't buy-out a contract that you acquire via trade for at least one full calendar year. - BINGO!
I don’t think more rules are necessary. Going to make trades even harder.
If anyone is to blame, cowen should blame his agent for negotiating a contract with such a team friendly buyout. players need to hold their agents accountable too.
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mykokes
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: RELEASE THE LATVIAN!, ON Joined: 11.09.2009
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No I'd rather have Marner. - BreathLeafs2015
I'd rather have Ekblad personally. |
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nbboy
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Joined: 07.05.2010
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Meh. I sympathize.
Guy loses out on $1.5 mill in actual money, and the team that traded for his piece of poop contract get out of it for a fraction.
I would like to see it added to the CBA that you can't buy-out a contract that you acquire via trade for at least one full calendar year. - BINGO!
Suck it up sweet pea
I think theres more to this,i think,maybe not.
I think him and his agent tried to (frank) with this stuff too. |
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mykokes
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: RELEASE THE LATVIAN!, ON Joined: 11.09.2009
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I don’t think more rules are necessary. Going to make trades even harder.
If anyone is to blame, cowen should blame his agent for negotiating a contract with such a team friendly buyout. players need to hold their agents accountable too. - Tumbleweed
Why blame anyone? Guy doesn't live up to his contract or potential he gets cut. It's like that in all walks of life. |
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Adam French
Atlanta Thrashers |
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Location: Isn't Cooley 5"11? You know who else is 5"11? Sydney Crosby. - Scabeh Joined: 04.06.2011
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I bet he finds an NHL spot in a year. Maybe even Vegas. - mykokes
He'll be lined up next to Gilroy in the K. |
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Meh. I sympathize.
Guy loses out on $1.5 mill in actual money, and the team that traded for his piece of poop contract get out of it for a fraction.
I would like to see it added to the CBA that you can't buy-out a contract that you acquire via trade for at least one full calendar year. - BINGO!
wtf do you care |
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lumlums
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: ON Joined: 06.25.2011
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I'd rather have Ekblad personally. - mykokes
Marner is a phenom, but Ekblad has the potential to be a top D in the league... every team needs that. |
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Why? Thats the conditions of the CBA, buyouts are better than pure releases (see NFL). - mykokes
plus, why does he care? he in the NHLPA? |
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Hall/Larsson trade being thought of as awful. That's a joke. On paper it is bad, but the Oilers have went from a bottom dweller to contending for their division, and this trade is a big part of it. I liked Hall as an Oiler, but they got a solid defenseman who is not injury prone like Hall. Larsson adds dimensions the Oilers were lacking and if you cannot connect the dots between this move and their improvements you should probably stop writing about hockey. Chiarelli has built a contender before and appears to be doing the same in Edmonton, which is way more than can be said for Toronto. |
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mykokes
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: RELEASE THE LATVIAN!, ON Joined: 11.09.2009
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He'll be lined up next to Gilroy in the K. - AdamFrench
Not fast enough |
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bobbyisno1
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: I'm excited to see that Joined: 08.28.2010
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Hall/Larsson trade being thought of as awful. That's a joke. On paper it is bad, but the Oilers have went from a bottom dweller to contending for their division, and this trade is a big part of it. I liked Hall as an Oiler, but they got a solid defenseman who is not injury prone like Hall. Larsson adds dimensions the Oilers were lacking and if you cannot connect the dots between this move and their improvements you should probably stop writing about hockey. Chiarelli has built a contender before and appears to be doing the same in Edmonton, which is way more than can be said for Toronto. - boomboom1978
Wow
Oh, and WTF? |
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No I'd rather have Marner. - BreathLeafs2015
Leafs should finish bottom 12-14
And should do what Florida did to get Ekblad. Draft!!
Marner will be tremendous for years to come. Sell the farm for Ekblad and how do you replace marners 10 year potential? |
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RickJames77
Boston Bruins |
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Location: We’re Too Old, Boston Joined: 04.03.2013
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Hall/Larsson trade being thought of as awful. That's a joke. On paper it is bad, but the Oilers have went from a bottom dweller to contending for their division, and this trade is a big part of it. I liked Hall as an Oiler, but they got a solid defenseman who is not injury prone like Hall. Larsson adds dimensions the Oilers were lacking and if you cannot connect the dots between this move and their improvements you should probably stop writing about hockey. Chiarelli has built a contender before and appears to be doing the same in Edmonton, which is way more than can be said for Toronto. - boomboom1978
Oh |
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