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Originally Posted by FAN
The cost of finding a replacement at the very least. You're really being silly here.
If this was real life without a collective bargaining agreement? Yes. Kipper would be required to either perform his contract, pay for damages, or pay for the cost of replacement.
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I call BS. Show me the 'cost' of finding another goaltender, I'll show you a phone call to your farm team.
And what's with all the specific performance talk? There is not a chance in hell that it would ever be contemplated, let alone ordered. It's barely ever available, and when it is it's almost exclusively to do with real property and certainly not the physical performance of an individual.