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Originally Posted by Classic_Sniper
This is even more of feather under his cap. If Frolik is the only one producing with the 2nd line and Bennett, Neal, Czarnik and etc can't, then what's the rush in trading him? Who else is going to play with Backlund and Tkachuk?
I'd trade Neal, Stone or Ryan before I'd ship Frolik out of town. What his agent did was obviously unprofessional. But that's what agents get paid to do, support their client. Frolik is ultimately a character guy and I don't think the rest of his teammates would hold it against him which is the most important thing about a situation like that.
Peter's might not like Frolik. But at some point, he's going to have to abandon his get Neal going agenda because if he's not scoring, which he isn't, then he's a liability. Frolik should then pick up those extra minutes and I'm sure he'll make the most of them like he has been doing this season.
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Lol he is not producing that well at all let’s not pretend he is having a great year or impact with the 3M line. He has scored his points in bunches coming off scratches then goes invisible again. I am not sure why but he doesn’t appear to be on the PK either so what value does he bring.
No kidding you would trade clearly worse contracts rather than Frolik. Neal has been a disaster signing so far, Ryan was always a bad signing in my eyes as well, and Stone has lost his spot thanks to Andersson. I highly doubt Neal would be traceable for anything other than a similarly bad contract.
Frolik is pouting and got his agent to make it public. Frolik is not a core piece of the team. If someone wants to take that cap hit for a 3rd round pick or better then do it. Based on the season so far I am not convinced Frolik won’t be a buyout candidate this summer. He was great 2 years ago and meh since.