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Это какой?

Это какой?

Не, ну это понятно тогда. Меняли перспективу на результат сейчас. Обмен и без того сомнительный не в частном случае, а вообще, а тут ещё и результат - пять матчей и на гольф.

Но Резерфорду и этого мало, поэтому он никак не угомонится и продолжает опускать Лавджоя чуть ли не при каждой встрече с журналистами, рассказывая, как он жалеет об этом обмене.

Jim Rutherford came out and admitted this week that in the wake of the Penguins not asking for compensation in Ray Shero being hired by the Devils but demanding compensation for Dan Bylsma, the team didn't properly understand the rule at the time Shero was hired that you could receive compensation for a fired employee until the Bruins received compensation for Peter Chiarelly, yet, that doesn't add up as Chiarelli was hired on April 24, Shero hired on May 4th.

It was out there immediately after the Oilers hired Chiarelli that the Bruins would receive compensation, the year they would receive it just wasn't settled until weeks later.

“The rule is not as clear as it should be,” Rutherford told the Tribune-Review. “We felt that the intent of the rule was for employees that were still with the team, that were working with the team, not terminated employees. “Once Edmonton (gave Boston) a pick for (former Bruins GM) Peter Chiarelli — when he was a terminated employee — we decided to ask for picks for future employees.”

This was a rule that was actually passed last summer but not enforced until this spring. Pierre LeBrun reported on April 20 with a clear headline "Teams can seek draft picks for fired coaches, GM's, executives".

The Boston Herald reported on April 25th, day after Chiarelli was hired, the Bruins would be in line to receive a second round pick within the next three years.

Since the Penguins didn't understand the rule, all it would have taken was a simple email to Bill Daly to get clarification. That's what the media did.

I was on the Penguins side that you shouldn't receive compensation for a fired employee but all they did was do a disservice to the organization by not taking advantage of the rule that grants them compensation which would have been a second round pick for Shero. It's inexcusable they didn't properly understand the rule. What's worst they didn't even make an attempt to get compensation for Shero because they didn't know. The whole focus was getting Shero's $1.5 million salary, much lower than first believed, off the books.

Ага, дед вообще с головой не дружит, игроку врядли после таких его вью становится более комфортно в клубе.... Короче, кроме как старческого маразма это врядли чем назвать.... И это главная нынешняя проблема Питтсбурга. не тренер, а дед-маразматик у руля!!!
Марио теряет лицо, просто жесть, если в его силе хоть что то сделать а он не делает!

Террьен, Ричардс, Байлсма, теперь Хайнс - просто кузница кадров какая-то)

LeBrun. Пенс возможно могут попытаться приобрести Саада.