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LOL you are like Elaine Benice with all those !!!!!Aaronp18 wrote:Yeah, possibly as a stop gap but I think the east is better choice for him. Not sure if he could handle the Canucks travel especially with the condensed schedule!Blob Mckenzie wrote:I wouldn't have minded him at about a million.
wonder how badly he failed...knee surgery recovery it sounds like...
It's like I said, stick a fork in him....
Mëds wrote:Offer them Ballard, Booth and a 2nd rounder, and ask them to throw in Brandon Prust.
$8.4M going their way $5.3M coming our way.
Would love to see Subban here at that price in exchange for those 2.....consider sending Connauton.
It's only 2 years deal though. Once he is a UFA, I bet anything that Subban will never re-sign with the Habs.Strangelove wrote:P.K. Subban has agreed to a two-year/$5.75 million contract with the Montreal Canadiens.
$2.875M per year??!!
Almost seems racist....
Subban had no leverage and Bergevin bent him right over.
Subban will be an RFA when the deal expires.Jovocop wrote:It's only 2 years deal though. Once he is a UFA, I bet anything that Subban will never re-sign with the Habs.Strangelove wrote:P.K. Subban has agreed to a two-year/$5.75 million contract with the Montreal Canadiens.
$2.875M per year??!!
Almost seems racist....
Subban had no leverage and Bergevin bent him right over.
In 2 years he might the one with common decency of a reach around...Strangelove wrote:Subban will be an RFA when the deal expires.Jovocop wrote:It's only 2 years deal though. Once he is a UFA, I bet anything that Subban will never re-sign with the Habs.Strangelove wrote:P.K. Subban has agreed to a two-year/$5.75 million contract with the Montreal Canadiens.
$2.875M per year??!!
Almost seems racist....
Subban had no leverage and Bergevin bent him right over.
And I dunno he seems to like it up the butt in Montreal...
Bob McKenzie@TSNBobMcKenzie
NYR have traded Mike Rupp to MIN.
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According to sources, the Wild has traded Darroll Powe to the New York Rangers for Michael Rupp.
Rupp, a 6-foot-5, 230-pounder, has 53 goals and 94 points in 565 games. He is a tough, tough customer that will add grit to the Wild lineup. He has 78 career fights.
More soon, but Powe was to be a healthy scratch tonight at Phoenix. Now we know why.
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RT @stapenewsday: Reports out there are correct: #Isles have acquired G Tim Thomas for a conditional 2nd-rounder in either 2014 or 2015.
