Habsy
Not playing around anymore.
26.3 I believeSure, but what article exactly?
26.3 I believeSure, but what article exactly?
for his impertinence, and for agreeing to the 20.00 signing bonus, he could have said take that shit out
He probably had stopped listening after the words "Six point one million dollars for one year" were uttered. I doubt he even heard about the bonus.for his impertinence, and for agreeing to the 20.00 signing bonus, he could have said take that shit out
Is that like the rule that says teams can't negotiate with UFA's before noon on July 1st and yet we see complex multi-year deals being announced as already drawn up, signed, sealed and delivered to the NHL head office at 12:01pm?CBA Article 26.3 (Circumvention) say basically says that you cannot agree to something (like a one year $6.1 million offer sheet) and have another agreement (verbal, written, implied, etc.) that you will sign an extension later for another amount (or anything along those lines). So no side agreements for anything to happen in the future and no, we will get you the next time agreements when negotiating something.
As long as there is no proof, you can get away with stuff like that of course. But better to just not do it at all. If the Habs don't match the offer sheet and KK is then under contract to the Canes, THEN the Canes could legally discuss a possible extension whenever they want to. But 26.3 is supposed to prohibit a team from making a secondary agreement with a player (written, unwritten, implied, etc.) that if a contract is signed, then 'something else' will be done later. Its ok to talk about future extensions, including term and dollars after a player is under contract, even before the Jan 1 date. But 26.3 says that you cannot discuss extensions, handling QOs, etc. as a secondary 'agreement' to a contract or offer sheet.
If I didn't think we would suffer, I would love to sign him, and then bury him in Laval to teach him a lesson
Same. I would actually send him home and ban him from the team. No ice time.
Is that like the rule that says teams can't negotiate with UFA's before noon on July 1st and yet we see complex multi-year deals being announced as already drawn up, signed, sealed and delivered to the NHL head office at 12:01pm?
Literally no one actually follows these rules and they are only enforced when the league wants to punish a specific team or GM for some other reason. Otherwise they turn a blind eye to a whole host of things which violate the rules. We all know that if you're Uncle Lou or Jeremy Jacobs rules are merely suggestions.
The main thing 26.3 is supposed to do is squash any 'side deals' from being made as part of negotiations of something.Is that like the rule that says teams can't negotiate with UFA's before noon on July 1st and yet we see complex multi-year deals being announced as already drawn up, signed, sealed and delivered to the NHL head office at 12:01pm?
Literally no one actually follows these rules and they are only enforced when the league wants to punish a specific team or GM for some other reason. Otherwise they turn a blind eye to a whole host of things which violate the rules. We all know that if you're Uncle Lou or Jeremy Jacobs rules are merely suggestions.
Yeah there's some shenanigans there but in all seriousness they all do it (all the teams).Tampering is 99% in play
A player signs at 12:01 on UFA day , they only had 30 second to iron it out ...ok
I don't think you'd get close to a 1st and a 3rd in that scenario as a returnI say sign the offer sheet and play the crap out of him at centre next season. See if he's worth 6 million or a contract extension. If not , just let him go or trade him for the best offer. I don't think the compensation is attractive enough anyway. And this will be a good lesson for him if he doesn't produce and the press eat him alive.
And he'll make 20% of KKs salary. I'm not crazy high on Poehling, but considering what KK has shown so far, I'm very confident that Poehling can provide a 5 goal, 20 point seasonFor all of what KK has shown, Poehling has shown even less and needs to be sheltered as well.
Yeah there's some shenanigans there but in all seriousness they all do it (all the teams).
that isnt the rule anymoreIs that like the rule that says teams can't negotiate with UFA's before noon on July 1st and yet we see complex multi-year deals being announced as already drawn up, signed, sealed and delivered to the NHL head office at 12:01pm?
Literally no one actually follows these rules and they are only enforced when the league wants to punish a specific team or GM for some other reason. Otherwise they turn a blind eye to a whole host of things which violate the rules. We all know that if you're Uncle Lou or Jeremy Jacobs rules are merely suggestions.
No point in having rules that nobody followed anyway.that isnt the rule anymore
you have a week or whatever to talk
Of course not, the gamble is to find out if he can mature under added responsibilities. The reward would be great, because he has the physical tools.I don't think you'd get close to a 1st and a 3rd in that scenario as a return
Agreed KK has the physical frame outline to potentially do so, but I’m getting less & less convinced he has the skills toolset to accomplish the high reward return.Of course not, the gamble is to find out if he can mature under added responsibilities. The reward would be great, because he has the physical tools.