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Your Kane is quite a mercenary. I wonder if he really cares about anything...or anyone or winning.

 

That said, Bedard, Byram, Kane. They should be more exciting next season. More goals for, still terrible defense.

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Based on recent Tweeting, I infer:

Bedard's injury tended to assure Kane of more minutes, a more prominent role on the power play, more O-zone starts, etc. (because the team will need to score goals and Kane can do that).

Kane was waiting to see if Buffalo would "make a couple moves" (some insider's language from Twitter) to clear space for him in the top-6 in terms of total TOI for forwards.

Perhaps Buffalo wasn't enthused about pushing its top prospects down to Roch to accommodate a one-dimensional ~38 year old?

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This is pretty amazing. They didn't need to get to the cap floor. This has "With Taylor Hall we're Cup contenders" vibes with the same annual AAV. Except, no desire to trade him because Kane is a franchise hero. Maybe they rent him to a top-team at the 2028 deadline, but even with the rising cap $8M likely won't just easily move to a contender and they'll need to retain or bring $4ish back.

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4 minutes ago, darksabre said:

EIGHT MILLION

Through our own lens, that's insanity. Through Chicago's lens, it means legitimately nothing. They've got almost $50M in cap space next season with Kane on board. And then after that he retires as one of the greatest in franchise history.

Just now, PonyBoy2 said:

 

 

Will Ferrell Comedy GIF by filmeditor

If anyone ever offers me $8M to return to a workplace where I was one of the greatest to ever do it, I'd gladly let the entire world call me an idiot.

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Just now, dudacek said:

Wait, we’re back to players using the Sabres to leverage what they want from other teams again?

I almost doubt the veracity of any of the reports that he was even talking to the Sabres. His agent might just be a tremendous BS artist lol 

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17 minutes ago, Hoss said:

Through Chicago's lens, it means legitimately nothing. They've got almost $50M in cap space next season with Kane on board. And then after that he retires as one of the greatest in franchise history.

This seems about right. Add to that: There's most likely some business bounce that the franchise can capture from bringing back (one of) the franchise's all-time great(s).

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Just now, transient said:

Guess all that's left is the off the rails Hellebuyck thread now... 😟

Still plenty of meat left on that bone

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