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Originally Posted by Gaudreauvertime
Contracts take 2 sides. Sure, it's easier for agents to make the case that production should mean dollars. But there have to be GMs on the other side of the table agreeing with that valuation approach in order for it to actually become the standard. And it seems they have for the most part, but you still see highly productive 1 dimensional forwards getting less money than a lot of other guys.
Players that produce like Johnny Gaudreau are scarce in today's NHL and their value on the open market reflects that. If Treliving feels like Gaudreau's market value is higher than the value he provides to this team, he should recognize the opportunity to arbitrage and move him to a team who values him more - the bounty on a guy like Johnny would be significant. Like Hall +, Mackinnon +, Marner + Nylander etc.
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Gaudreauvertime
Join date: Aug 2016
Blind love for Johnny.....
Mom? Girlfriend? Agent?
Hmmm........
