penny lane wrote:
not participating in the Jagr festivities this summer.
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penny lane wrote:
not participating in the Jagr festivities this summer.


llipgh2 wrote:Sarcastic wrote:Malkamaniac wrote:DarrenDreger
Jaromir Jagr enjoyed Phildadelphia, but plans on testing free agency. Also plans to change training to shed some lbs and get faster.
Sounds like same old Jagr to me.
He's a headcase.
He's a mercenary. He should just come right out and say "I'm in it for the money." I'd have more respect for him if he did.

Lesky wrote:llipgh2 wrote:Sarcastic wrote:Malkamaniac wrote:DarrenDreger
Jaromir Jagr enjoyed Phildadelphia, but plans on testing free agency. Also plans to change training to shed some lbs and get faster.
Sounds like same old Jagr to me.
He's a headcase.
He's a mercenary. He should just come right out and say "I'm in it for the money." I'd have more respect for him if he did.
Could have made twice as much in Russia than what the Flyers gave him this season. Just mind boogling how ignorant some people are with regards to the Jagr situation.


Lesky wrote:llipgh2 wrote:Sarcastic wrote:Malkamaniac wrote:DarrenDreger
Jaromir Jagr enjoyed Phildadelphia, but plans on testing free agency. Also plans to change training to shed some lbs and get faster.
Sounds like same old Jagr to me.
He's a headcase.
He's a mercenary. He should just come right out and say "I'm in it for the money." I'd have more respect for him if he did.
Could have made twice as much in Russia than what the Flyers gave him this season. Just mind boogling how ignorant some people are with regards to the Jagr situation.

Could have made twice as much in Russia than what the Flyers gave him this season. Just mind boogling how ignorant some people are with regards to the Jagr situation.
I agree. I don't think money has anything to do with it, he's just a head case.




newarenanow wrote:Honestly, I can't wait for Jagr to retire so we can retire his number and make admends with him.


newarenanow wrote:I'm being serious!


Sarcastic wrote:If I may ask, Lesky. Why are you so obsessed with Jagr?

Jaromir Jagr interested the Red Wings last season, and will likely interest them again this year. They offered him $2.5 million last year before he signed for $3.3 million with the Flyers. The Wings want to add a top 6 forward, and if they can’t land Zach Parise, Jagr could be part of their backup plan. The Red Wings would like to re-sign Jiri Hudler, but he may test free agency.


Tico Rick wrote:Hard to believe that Jagr hasn't burned his bridges with both DET and PGH.

Lesky wrote:Tico Rick wrote:Hard to believe that Jagr hasn't burned his bridges with both DET and PGH.
Because he choose to play a waiting game and sign elsewhere? A goddamn joke people see that as burning bridges - only Pens fan has this view of things.
Surely there must be ALOT of burned bridges around the like judging by these standards.

dman66 wrote:Lesky wrote:Tico Rick wrote:Hard to believe that Jagr hasn't burned his bridges with both DET and PGH.
Because he choose to play a waiting game and sign elsewhere? A goddamn joke people see that as burning bridges - only Pens fan has this view of things.
Surely there must be ALOT of burned bridges around the like judging by these standards.
I would think it's burning bridges when you say you will come back to the NHL for only three teams. Each of those teams makes an offer, and you use their offer to get a bigger contract from another team. Why would the Wings, Pens, or Habs waste their time on him this year after that happened?


dman66 wrote:Lesky wrote:Tico Rick wrote:Hard to believe that Jagr hasn't burned his bridges with both DET and PGH.
Because he choose to play a waiting game and sign elsewhere? A goddamn joke people see that as burning bridges - only Pens fan has this view of things.
Surely there must be ALOT of burned bridges around the like judging by these standards.
I would think it's burning bridges when you say you will come back to the NHL for only three teams. Each of those teams makes an offer, and you use their offer to get a bigger contract from another team. Why would the Wings, Pens, or Habs waste their time on him this year after that happened?

Pensfan2010 wrote:dman66 wrote:Lesky wrote:Tico Rick wrote:Hard to believe that Jagr hasn't burned his bridges with both DET and PGH.
Because he choose to play a waiting game and sign elsewhere? A goddamn joke people see that as burning bridges - only Pens fan has this view of things.
Surely there must be ALOT of burned bridges around the like judging by these standards.
I would think it's burning bridges when you say you will come back to the NHL for only three teams. Each of those teams makes an offer, and you use their offer to get a bigger contract from another team. Why would the Wings, Pens, or Habs waste their time on him this year after that happened?
Nailed it. Im not a wings fan obviously, but I have so much respect for Ken Holland and that organization. You'd be foolish to think that the way that Jagr and Svoboda handled that situation last year won't be in the back of Holland's mind.

It was believed Pittsburgh, Detroit and Montreal were the three teams the five-time scoring champ was considering in a return to the NHL after playing the last three years in the Kontinental Hockey League.
To me it still seems there is one standard for Jaromir Jagr

dman66 wrote:Lesky, just a quick Google search produced this:It was believed Pittsburgh, Detroit and Montreal were the three teams the five-time scoring champ was considering in a return to the NHL after playing the last three years in the Kontinental Hockey League.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/news/story?id=6725916
As well as this link which speculates on potential teams he wants to play for:
http://www.hockeyworldblog.com/2011/06/ ... n-detroit/
As well as this article:
http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/news/story?id=6714217
Why would Montreal, Pittsburgh, and Detroit be waiting on a decision by Jagr if there wasn't mutual interest on both sides?
I could do more, but don't feel like it. You have made your feelings very clear throughout these 359 pages. If Jagr or his agent would have said from the beginning that he wanted to come back to the NHL, but didn't know where he would sign or that they would just field offers, then most Pens fans would have still been upset he signed with a rival, but I wouldn't expect the type of vitriol against him that we saw this season.To me it still seems there is one standard for Jaromir Jagr
Yes, yes. Poor Jaromir. He's the only person in the history of the Penguins or the NHL that has ever been held accountable for the words of his agent or himself. Give me a break.

dman66 wrote:Lesky, just a quick Google search produced this:It was believed Pittsburgh, Detroit and Montreal were the three teams the five-time scoring champ was considering in a return to the NHL after playing the last three years in the Kontinental Hockey League.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/news/story?id=6725916
As well as this link which speculates on potential teams he wants to play for:
http://www.hockeyworldblog.com/2011/06/ ... n-detroit/
As well as this article:
http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/news/story?id=6714217
Why would Montreal, Pittsburgh, and Detroit be waiting on a decision by Jagr if there wasn't mutual interest on both sides?
I could do more, but don't feel like it. You have made your feelings very clear throughout these 359 pages. If Jagr or his agent would have said from the beginning that he wanted to come back to the NHL, but didn't know where he would sign or that they would just field offers, then most Pens fans would have still been upset he signed with a rival, but I wouldn't expect the type of vitriol against him that we saw this season.To me it still seems there is one standard for Jaromir Jagr
Yes, yes. Poor Jaromir. He's the only person in the history of the Penguins or the NHL that has ever been held accountable for the words of his agent or himself. Give me a break.

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