Canes biggest error - letting Ray Whitney leave!
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giantfan1956 Jul 9, 2012
Bench Warmer
Well, dont think u have followed hockey for too long, with that statement
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giantfan1956 Jul 9, 2012
Bench Warmer
well if its and buts, were candy, and nuts...
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StunGunn Jul 7, 2012
Sports Legend
I agreee that JR should have kept the Wizard, but he sure did command big bucks in the two year contract he just signed, which was out of reach for the Canes.
— Posted by StunGunn
If they had signed him last season, they would have had him locked in for $3m or less this season & next.
— Posted by fzeroMaaaaan. That would have been a good price for Whitney. And, after seeing other offers fizzle, I REALLY wish they would have kept the Wizard
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Gonzo Jul 5, 2012
Veteran
I agreee that JR should have kept the Wizard, but he sure did command big bucks in the two year contract he just signed, which was out of reach for the Canes.
— Posted by StunGunn
If they had signed him last season, they would have had him locked in for $3m or less this season & next.
— Posted by fzero
Agreed. It's hard to commit to a player his age, but if I had to bet on one, it would have been Whitney. -
fzero Jul 5, 2012
Sports Legend
I agreee that JR should have kept the Wizard, but he sure did command big bucks in the two year contract he just signed, which was out of reach for the Canes.
— Posted by StunGunnIf they had signed him last season, they would have had him locked in for $3m or less this season & next.
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StunGunn Jul 4, 2012
Sports Legend
I agreee that JR should have kept the Wizard, but he sure did command big bucks in the two year contract he just signed, which was out of reach for the Canes.
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karensimkin Apr 30, 2012
Towel Boy
It is time for Jim Rutherford to go! I didn't buy season tickets this year; tired of watching Jim drool all over Eric. He is a total package;waste of alot of money! Ray; you would have made a great captain! Jim do us all a favor and retire!
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Gonzo Apr 23, 2012
Veteran
Ray wanted to get paid for his services. He didn't want to work for the welfare wages that Rutherford typically signs players to.
— Posted by BringthePainAgreed. He is a player in his late thirties, but they could have locked him up for 2-3 years for 3 million. Sometimes you try and squeeze that nickel a little too hard.
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BringthePain Apr 19, 2012
All Star
Ray wanted to get paid for his services. He didn't want to work for the welfare wages that Rutherford typically signs players to.
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QC Apr 18, 2012
Pro
He's leading Phoenix in points and led them to the playoffs. If we had kept him, we'd be in the playoffs and the power play would not have sucked for two years, not to mention his importance as a team leader and joker. Major error Rutherford.
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— Posted by karensimkin