tsn.ca - 7/11/2007
—
Agent: Yashin not happy with offers TSN.ca Staff 7/11/2007 4:17:10 PM Alexei Yashin , according to his agent Mark Gandler, is not happy with the contract offers he has received from NHL teams. ''We are still talking to some teams. So far the offers we have received we are not happy with,'' Gandler said in an interview with CKNW Radio in Vancouver. ''If we are not going to get what we are ...
Comments
Blog Reactions
Lundqvist is awarded $4.25 million in arbitration / More
Waiting For Stanley —
... Big suprise...Alexei Yashin is not happy with any offers being presented to him lately. Great comments from his agent Mark Gandler today: ''We are still talking to some teams. So far the offers we have received we are not happy with,'' Gandler said in an interview with CKNW Radio in Vancouver. ''If we are not going to get what we are looking for than he (Yashin) will definitely go to Russia.'' (Ah, he's in Vancouver. No wonder why there was Yashin-to-Vancouver rumors). ''I'm looking at players who are older and less productive and they are getting significant salaries. He just does not want to be the whipping boy. That's just not going to happen.'' ...
TSN : Yashin not happy with offers
Chuqui 3.0 —
... TSN : NHL - Canada's Sports Leader: ...
Related Content
If Only Text Messaging Was More Popular in the NHL
melroserocks.blogspot.com 7/11/2007 — You too can send text messages, regardless of your ethnicity! brad.ac.uk Oh Technology, how wonderful you are. Not only have you given us the iPhone and the Showtime Rotisserie , but also the colossal waste of time and money that is ...
NHL - Canada's Sports Leader
tsn.ca 7/11/2007 — Agent: Yashin not happy with offers TSN.ca Staff 7/11/2007 12:29:12 PM Alexei Yashin , according to his agent Mark Gandler, is not happy with the contract offers he has received from NHL teams. ''We are still talking to some teams. So far the offers ...
Wednesday Wrap Up: You Are Officially Allowed to Get Crunk
melroserocks.blogspot.com 7/11/2007 — The Rangers might as well just dry hump the salary cap: They're that close to it. After signing Henrik Lunqvist to a one-year, $4.25 million dollar deal, NHLNumbers.com reports that the team is facing a cap hit of $51.69 million for next season. The cap is going to be only $50.3 million, so the Rangers have some cost cutting to do. Not only that, they only have 10 forwards signed and Sean Avery is
2007-08 schedule revealed
theglobeandmail.com 7/11/2007 — Hockey Day in Canada will have a couple of American visitors in February. The 2007-08 National Hockey League schedule will be unveiled this afternoon, and because of its unbalanced setup, the Canadian teams of the Northwest Division will not play the ...
