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Originally Posted by Monahammer
Yesterday the possibility was X= 0 or x >= 1. This is what I meant by basic outcomes. There were obviously much more complex outcomes (e.g. long term hold out, trade deadline move, long term contract signing, whatever) but centrally, the basic outcomes were locked into Y/N he resigns in Edmonton.
Doing that, he eliminated >50% of the "good" results for flames fans that still existed. So, the result is not good.
Also, there is absolutely 0, nothing at all, that lends any credence to the idea that this caps his tenure in Edmonton at today + 3 years. That's a ridiculous position. If anything, him signing again and building more of a life in Edmonton increases the future probability of re-signing again. Dino again the master of rejecting reality in favor of a distant dream.
I wonder how much furniture Katz is buying this week.
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I mean signing a two year deal makes it far more likely he leaves then if he signed a 6 or 8 year deal...obviously. Like are you even serious? Look at the Oilers long term aging contracts. Seems like 3 more kicks at the can to most people. If he stays beyond that point they will be the Penguins anyway who cares.