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Still waiting on you to actually read what was posted. I'm sure you're just busy figuring out which screen name to change too after this one gets banned.
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Fungo Squiggly
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For fucks sake, guys. Just put each other on ignore.
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He can do it if he wants. I've done nothing wrong and even offered to take it to PMs. I just won't answer him anymore.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Even some agents don’t get what Overhardt is doing with Johansen demands
As we passed along last week, a poll of NHL general managers revealed sympathy for Blue Jackets management when it came to the club’s contract impasse with Ryan Johansen.
But apparently the same can’t be said for how most agents view the job Kurt Overhardt is doing for his client.
“I think it’s been terribly mishandled by the player and the agent,” one unnamed agent told the Hockey News. “It flies in the face of all convention. I look at it almost like a lawyer dealing with a client in court. I would tell the player, ‘If you insist on taking this position, our chances of success are almost nil. I don’t like your chances at all and I’m under obligation to tell you that. ‘”
According to the Hockey News, “most agents…reacted in a range from being perplexed to flabbergasted at the tactics taken by Overhardt and Johansen.”
While we get the feeling that Overhardt won’t particularly care what his counterparts think — this is, after all, an agent who’s never been afraid to fly in the face of convention — a quote like the one above, from an agent no less, won’t help his client’s case in the court of public opinion.
Where does this all end up?
Well, Columbus president of hockey ops John Davidson has already hinted that $4 million per season (forget $6 million) is too much to pay Johansen.
Entire article: http://prohockeytalk.nbcsports.com/...hat-overhardt-is-doing-with-johansen-demands/
http://www.thehockeynews.com/blog/agents-scratching-their-heads-over-johansens-contract-demands/
As we passed along last week, a poll of NHL general managers revealed sympathy for Blue Jackets management when it came to the club’s contract impasse with Ryan Johansen.
But apparently the same can’t be said for how most agents view the job Kurt Overhardt is doing for his client.
“I think it’s been terribly mishandled by the player and the agent,” one unnamed agent told the Hockey News. “It flies in the face of all convention. I look at it almost like a lawyer dealing with a client in court. I would tell the player, ‘If you insist on taking this position, our chances of success are almost nil. I don’t like your chances at all and I’m under obligation to tell you that. ‘”
According to the Hockey News, “most agents…reacted in a range from being perplexed to flabbergasted at the tactics taken by Overhardt and Johansen.”
While we get the feeling that Overhardt won’t particularly care what his counterparts think — this is, after all, an agent who’s never been afraid to fly in the face of convention — a quote like the one above, from an agent no less, won’t help his client’s case in the court of public opinion.
Where does this all end up?
Well, Columbus president of hockey ops John Davidson has already hinted that $4 million per season (forget $6 million) is too much to pay Johansen.
Entire article: http://prohockeytalk.nbcsports.com/...hat-overhardt-is-doing-with-johansen-demands/
http://www.thehockeynews.com/blog/agents-scratching-their-heads-over-johansens-contract-demands/
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Even some agents don’t get what Overhardt is doing with Johansen demands
As we passed along last week, a poll of NHL general managers revealed sympathy for Blue Jackets management when it came to the club’s contract impasse with Ryan Johansen.
But apparently the same can’t be said for how most agents view the job Kurt Overhardt is doing for his client.
“I think it’s been terribly mishandled by the player and the agent,” one unnamed agent told the Hockey News. “It flies in the face of all convention. I look at it almost like a lawyer dealing with a client in court. I would tell the player, ‘If you insist on taking this position, our chances of success are almost nil. I don’t like your chances at all and I’m under obligation to tell you that. ‘”
According to the Hockey News, “most agents…reacted in a range from being perplexed to flabbergasted at the tactics taken by Overhardt and Johansen.”
While we get the feeling that Overhardt won’t particularly care what his counterparts think — this is, after all, an agent who’s never been afraid to fly in the face of convention — a quote like the one above, from an agent no less, won’t help his client’s case in the court of public opinion.
Where does this all end up?
Well, Columbus president of hockey ops John Davidson has already hinted that $4 million per season (forget $6 million) is too much to pay Johansen.
Entire article: http://prohockeytalk.nbcsports.com/...hat-overhardt-is-doing-with-johansen-demands/
http://www.thehockeynews.com/blog/agents-scratching-their-heads-over-johansens-contract-demands/
Think about it - the type of stupidity coming from Overcharge is going to harden the resolve of the front offices to any form of negotiations with any player, not to mention when the time for arbitration comes up.
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BayBuck
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For those who like links:
http://bluejacketsxtra.dispatch.com/content/stories/2014/10/06/1006-jackets-reach-deal.html
http://bluejacketsxtra.dispatch.com/content/stories/2014/10/06/1006-jackets-reach-deal.html
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