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Originally Posted by pseudoreality
So I am still confused about this. Let’s say Jonny plays in the World Cup without a contract, gets a broken leg or torn MCL or something else that sidelines him for half the season. It’s in the best interest of the Flames to continue to negotiate with him in good faith as he’s a long-term asset, but there’s no rush to get a deal done if he can’t play right away. So would he get insurance money at that time? How much? Would it be at last year’s contract value or his next one?
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He would likely continue to get paid by insurance for whatever he was insured for.
What ever he ends up signing for is immaterial IMO. He buys insurance for X amount of $ and if he gets hurt his insurance will pay out X at the agreed upon rate.