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According to Tim P. The Flyers and Jagr's agent are coming to an agreement to bring the mullet Jagr back. I like this for the right price.
For the right price I do too. As long as he doesn't get frustrated with his 'role' which seemed to be the issue a few weeks ago.
Weird change of heart for them to go from doubtful to resign him to probable
Just read it on CSN Philly. Damn I really wanted the Kings to sweep. I still can look like a genius by calling this series in 5. Kings win it on the road it looks like.
For the right price I do too. As long as he doesn't get frustrated with his 'role' which seemed to be the issue a few weeks ago.
Weird change of heart for them to go from doubtful to resign him to probable
Okay, I missed this. He was complaining about his minutes?
He didn’t like being bounced off Claude Giroux’s line or having his minutes cut during the playoffs, even though it was plain he was laboring to skate because of injury.
you are taking pannacio's word that jagr was complaining. i don't believe a thing that scumbag writes, i wish he just stuck to hockey instead of stirring up drama.
you are taking pannacio's word that jagr was complaining. i don't believe a thing that scumbag writes, i wish he just stuck to hockey instead of stirring up drama.
However, it should also be said that the earlier statement came before Jagr was moved off the top power play unit and then occasionally rotated off the Giroux line at even strength. Jagr never rocked the boat during the season but he made crystal clear after the playoffs that he would not return if his role was further scaled back next year and the team asked him back solely for his locker room presence.
He has to be realistic though, I think the guy is smart. To expect to stay on the top line without producing is stupid.
He has to be realistic though, I think the guy is smart. To expect to stay on the top line without producing is stupid.
It makes you wonder what they're promising him, and what he's willing to compromise.
It's said he didn't like his diminished role in the PP, for example.