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Originally Posted by dustygoon
I don't bet on sports, but you make me want to. So let's ignore your pens and hawks. I'll take Ducks and Washington to be in finals. You take Columbus and Calgary if they make it since it's a crap shoot and all.
And why are the number of teams likely looking to bring him in small in number? There you go not making sense again. It's the cost to acquire him that matters. Not whether he is at top of his game or the final inning. If the asking price is a 6th rounder and Colorado keeps half of salary or takes salary back, you don't think he has several teams after him? Wake up
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You are out to lunch and you have been since your first post in this thread.
This all started with your drive by post:
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He wants to win a cup. Why are the flames a fit again?
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I said (very simply) that he's already tried to pick the top teams in a given season favoured to win the cup and that hasn't worked because it's a crap shoot.
I then pointed out it's a smaller market now that he's an aged player.... followed by the fact I think you're under-selling Calgary's chances should they get in.
I'm not going to waste any further time with your deluded ramblings.
My point is a simple one: I think with Calgary in a playoff position, it's a good fit were there interest from the Flames side and that there won't be a lot of competition because a lot of playoff teams are up against he cap and or have already made a trade.