I would choose less money if it meant a better team around me and more winning. Personally amazed more athletes aren't the same. Once you're a multi-millionaire, who cares about whether its 25 million in your account or 28 million? Its all money you'll never spend.
I would choose less money if it meant a better team around me and more winning. Personally amazed more athletes aren't the same. Once you're a multi-millionaire, who cares about whether its 25 million in your account or 28 million? Its all money you'll never spend.
They can't offer him 20 million a year. They can only offer 20% of the teams salary cap as a max. It's also completely innaccurate number you're using to back your own argument. The Leafs never made any actual offer b/c they didn't remotely have the cap space at the time, but were rumored to have been prepared to make an offer of 7 years for 73.5 million which would have paid Stamkos 10.5 per year. Other rumors at th time siggest the number was actually much lower, but regardless they never made any real offer, anyway.
He instead took a 8-year deal for 68 million.
Did he leave money on the table if there was indeed a bigger offer (although not likely)? Sure. Is it money that remotely matters? No. Not really. And he got to stay in a place he was comfortable with, with teammates he was familiar with and on a team he was and is the captain of and knew would compete going forward.
No conspiracy here. If I'm him, I take the same offer and I'm as happy as can be.
They can't offer him 20 million a year. They can only offer 20% of the teams salary cap as a max. It's also completely innaccurate number you're using to back your own argument. The Leafs never made any actual offer b/c they didn't remotely have the cap space at the time, but were rumored to have been prepared to make an offer of 7 years for 73.5 million which would have paid Stamkos 10.5 per year. Other rumors at th time siggest the number was actually much lower, but regardless they never made any real offer, anyway.
He instead took a 8-year deal for 68 million.
Did he leave money on the table if there was indeed a bigger offer (although not likely)? Sure. Is it money that remotely matters? No. Not really. And he got to stay in a place he was comfortable with, with teammates he was familiar with and on a team he was and is the captain of and knew would compete going forward.
No conspiracy here. If I'm him, I take the same offer and I'm as happy as can be.
All 3 NY teams have 1 combined Cup in in the last 35 years.
The few Canadian teams in this league, TOR, CGY, VAN, MON, EDM, five in total haven't won or lost based on locale. Hate to break the truth to you.
I'd also hardly consider Buffalo a NY team. Its basically Canada South.
You're a pretty crazy old dude with a young hot chick for an avatar, huh?
All 3 NY teams have 1 combined Cup in in the last 35 years.
The few Canadian teams in this league, TOR, CGY, VAN, MON, EDM, five in total haven't won or lost based on locale. Hate to break the truth to you.
I'd also hardly consider Buffalo a NY team. Its basically Canada South.
You're a pretty crazy old dude with a young hot chick for an avatar, huh?
It was NOT 20Mil and could not be 20mil. No team could offer that much under the structure of the salary cap.
The Leafs were 3-4 million under the salaray cap at that time as well.
Where was, living in your fantasy world, 20 million a year coming from??
It was NOT 20Mil and could not be 20mil. No team could offer that much under the structure of the salary cap.
The Leafs were 3-4 million under the salaray cap at that time as well.
Where was, living in your fantasy world, 20 million a year coming from??
It was NOT 20Mil and could not be 20mil. No team could offer that much under the structure of the salary cap.
The Leafs were 3-4 million under the salaray cap at that time as well.
Where was, living in your fantasy world, 20 million a year coming from??
It was NOT 20Mil and could not be 20mil. No team could offer that much under the structure of the salary cap.
The Leafs were 3-4 million under the salaray cap at that time as well.
Where was, living in your fantasy world, 20 million a year coming from??
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