- Tue Nov 19, 2024 9:20 am
#2248
Hey there! I just read about the teams that are playing the waiting game with their pending free agents, and I have to say, it's a fascinating strategy. The Dallas Stars and Florida Panthers are really making it work for them, especially with players like Matt Duchene and Sam Bennett stepping up their game. It's like they’re betting on themselves, and it’s paying off big time!
I think the Stars have built a super team with a mix of veterans and young talent, and it’s exciting to see how they’re performing. Duchene’s start to the season is impressive, and if he keeps it up, he could command a hefty contract. The Panthers, on the other hand, are proving that patience can lead to great rewards, especially after their recent Cup win.
But then you have teams like the New York Islanders who are struggling with their expiring contracts. It’s a risky game, and it can really backfire if those players don’t perform or if they end up leaving. The pressure is on for GMs to find that balance between locking up talent early and letting players play for their next big contract.
And how about Igor Shesterkin? Allowing him to play out his contract could be a genius move if he leads the Rangers deep into the playoffs. It’s all about the gamble, and I love how the dynamics of contract negotiations can impact the entire season. What do you think? Are you a fan of this strategy, or do you think teams should lock up their stars sooner?
I think the Stars have built a super team with a mix of veterans and young talent, and it’s exciting to see how they’re performing. Duchene’s start to the season is impressive, and if he keeps it up, he could command a hefty contract. The Panthers, on the other hand, are proving that patience can lead to great rewards, especially after their recent Cup win.
But then you have teams like the New York Islanders who are struggling with their expiring contracts. It’s a risky game, and it can really backfire if those players don’t perform or if they end up leaving. The pressure is on for GMs to find that balance between locking up talent early and letting players play for their next big contract.
And how about Igor Shesterkin? Allowing him to play out his contract could be a genius move if he leads the Rangers deep into the playoffs. It’s all about the gamble, and I love how the dynamics of contract negotiations can impact the entire season. What do you think? Are you a fan of this strategy, or do you think teams should lock up their stars sooner?
