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Originally Posted by Jay Random
One that I know of.
Many people have explained this to you before. I'm not going through it again.
$92,239,581, but don't let that stop you.
Fourteen teams are doing it. Four of them are missing the playoffs. Some advantage.
It's a loophole that 10 playoff teams are taking advantage of to a greater or lesser degree. It's not a conspiracy to reward one particular team.
People have pointed out to you that Landeskog is not practising with the team, not even in a non-contact jersey. Yet you are absolutely certain that this man, who hasn't played a hockey game in two years, is magically going to be 100% in game 1 of the playoffs, and that it is all a deep plot to exploit LTIR for unfair advantage.
Like, right, you're going to sit out one of your three best players for two solid years just so he won't count against the cap when the playoffs start?
Let me guess. They wangled all this just so they could sign the mighty Ross Colton last summer?
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It is really ridiculous the spin you put on what I said. I mean I don't even know what the hell you are talking about here. I never said the Avs kept Landeskog out for two years for cap reasons, that is just something ridiculous you made up. You dodged the question about keeping players out even if they could return because you have no actual rebuttal. You clearly think it is ok for teams to be able to have millions of dollars worth of extra star players suddenly available for the playoffs and think that is fair, I disagree. I think the league should fix it so every team has a cap compliant roster in the post season so we have fair play, you want to see the same big money franchises exploit a loophole to get an unfair advantage. We can agree to disagree.