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Originally Posted by Iowa_Flames_Fan
I'm not disagreeing that there IS a contract that MAY become legally binding upon the offering party given the fulfilment of a condition precedent. It is, however, not binding until that event occurs. This is quite common, actually--but the law is that the contract forms when the condition is fulfilled, notwithstanding that another party can step into the offeror's shoes on the same terms.
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Ok, but if you follow that logic, at no point is O'Reilly ever an RFA with the Calgary Flames.
If the contract's finality is predicated specifically on when the player changes teams, then he's never an RFA and thus never subject to waiver exemption.