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Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy bacon
Okay, you can argue that the Flames have overpaid for Stajan with a 4 year, $14 million contract, but the following paragraph is nonsense...
Sure, Stajan is a decent player with good hockey sense but he's never scored more than 57 points in an NHL season. Making $3.5 million a year, he will be expected to produce at a point-per-game pace to fulfill the lofty contract, anything less and he could fall out of favor rather quickly, making his huge contract an albatross. Expecting Stajan, who will turn 27 next year, to all of a sudden put up consecutive 80-point seasons is asking too much. At his age, he is what he is.
If Sutter and even Flames fans were expecting 80+ points from Stajan, he'd be making over $6 million a season. Looks like another Toronto based hockey writer with his head up his you-know-what (what a surprise).
CANOE -- SLAM! Sports - Hockey NHL - Calgary- Stajan a tough fit with Flames
Sure, Stajan is a decent player with good hockey sense but he's never scored more than 57 points in an NHL season. Making $3.5 million a year, he will be expected to produce at a point-per-game pace to fulfill the lofty contract, anything less and he could fall out of favor rather quickly, making his huge contract an albatross. Expecting Stajan, who will turn 27 next year, to all of a sudden put up consecutive 80-point seasons is asking too much. At his age, he is what he is.
If Sutter and even Flames fans were expecting 80+ points from Stajan, he'd be making over $6 million a season. Looks like another Toronto based hockey writer with his head up his you-know-what (what a surprise).
CANOE -- SLAM! Sports - Hockey NHL - Calgary- Stajan a tough fit with Flames