1) Yes
2) No
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Reilly wrote:If he officialy retired, he has to wait a year before he can come back. As for the people that are pissed he left, how can you blame him? Clearly winning was more important than money for him otherwise he could have just sat on IR for the rest of the season. If he ever does come back, he won't get that much money.
NIN wrote:
I seriously doubt the lossing or the money was the primary motivater.
Reilly wrote:NIN wrote:
I seriously doubt the lossing or the money was the primary motivater.
From what I understand (assuming it's all true), he was injured before the Pens signed him. He got a nice contract and what he believed a good chance to win. After he realized he wasn't going to win plus increase the chance of further injuring himself, he left.
NIN wrote:Reilly wrote:BurghThing wrote:He's retired from the Pens, his contract is null and void.
Just like when Hasek retired after winning the cup and the Wings had to pick up his option on his contract so they didn't lose him right?
Huh? I dare you to make less sense.
ville5 wrote:Will Palffy play in NHL next season- either with the Pens or elsewhere.
1) Yes
2) No
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rasbatch wrote:if he made a pool on here folks would just pee in it.
PensInAz wrote:FallenHero96 wrote:Pallfy for Ovechkin
I think that is a fair trade. A loafer for a pet rock.
Actually, that isn't fair to the pet rock. It has more of an emotional range than AO.
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