Comments on: Wings, Datsyuk still no closer to deal http://onthewingsblog.com/2005/08/30/wings-datsyuk-still-no-closer-to-deal/ by true Citizens of Hockeytown Fri, 04 Jul 2008 20:36:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Anonymous http://onthewingsblog.com/2005/08/30/wings-datsyuk-still-no-closer-to-deal/#comment-257 Anonymous Fri, 30 Sep 2005 19:45:00 +0000 http://onthewingsblog.com/?p=898#comment-257 I agree, I love NHL Hockey. and recently I have bought stock in it. Not like real stock on Wall street, but a stock market that is strictly for sports. You have seen it? Its pretty cool. You buy issues for your favorite teams and you make real money. Not like a fake stock simulator. I cash out Dividends each time the team wins. Also I can sell my team stock when the price goes up. check it out if something like this interests you. heres a link <a HREF="http://www.AllSportsMarket.com/Index.asp?affiliate=3848" rel="nofollow">http://allsportsmarket.com</A> you can log in and check it out for free.. They just released IPO'S for NHL Hockey this week, so there are alot of good deals there. Keep up the good work on your blog! -Erik I agree,

I love NHL Hockey. and recently I have bought stock in it. Not like real stock on Wall street, but a stock market that is strictly for sports.

You have seen it? Its pretty cool. You buy issues for your favorite teams and you make real money. Not like a fake stock simulator. I cash out Dividends each time the team wins. Also I can sell my team stock when the price goes up.

check it out if something like this interests you.
heres a link http://allsportsmarket.com
you can log in and check it out for free..

They just released IPO’S for NHL Hockey this week, so there are alot of good deals there.

Keep up the good work on your blog!
-Erik

]]> By: greatwhitebear http://onthewingsblog.com/2005/08/30/wings-datsyuk-still-no-closer-to-deal/#comment-256 greatwhitebear Wed, 31 Aug 2005 00:14:00 +0000 http://onthewingsblog.com/?p=898#comment-256 Pavel will have no trouble proving his worth while playing for Dynamo, as long as he plays well in the big international tourneys, like the one coming up. And don't downplay the quality of Russian hockey, it is getting better and better as the oligarchs continue to invest money in their teams. Watch for them to start dangling some big contracts in front of some NHL stars next year. Pavel will have no trouble proving his worth while playing for Dynamo, as long as he plays well in the big international tourneys, like the one coming up.

And don’t downplay the quality of Russian hockey, it is getting better and better as the oligarchs continue to invest money in their teams. Watch for them to start dangling some big contracts in front of some NHL stars next year.

]]> By: Matt Saler http://onthewingsblog.com/2005/08/30/wings-datsyuk-still-no-closer-to-deal/#comment-255 Matt Saler Tue, 30 Aug 2005 23:46:00 +0000 http://onthewingsblog.com/?p=898#comment-255 I think that is in fact what Pavel is thinking. He probably has the idea that he is a big enough profile player that playing in Russia will only help him because the more mentally challenged GMs in the NHL will look at his inflated stats and say "Ooo aahhh.." He might not get the $4.5 million from a smarter GM but there are still others out there who would throw money at him. Or, maybe Pavel doesn't want to come back to the NHL. I think that is in fact what Pavel is thinking. He probably has the idea that he is a big enough profile player that playing in Russia will only help him because the more mentally challenged GMs in the NHL will look at his inflated stats and say “Ooo aahhh..” He might not get the $4.5 million from a smarter GM but there are still others out there who would throw money at him.

Or, maybe Pavel doesn’t want to come back to the NHL.

]]> By: Gabriel P. http://onthewingsblog.com/2005/08/30/wings-datsyuk-still-no-closer-to-deal/#comment-254 Gabriel P. Tue, 30 Aug 2005 23:05:00 +0000 http://onthewingsblog.com/?p=898#comment-254 Here's the thing I can't wrap my head around: If Datsyuk has an inflated idea of his current and future worth to an NHL club, does he really believe his free agent stock will go up after having played in the Russian leagues for two years? Am I off base for thinking that nobody's going to offer him $4.5 million if he doesn't prove he's worth it in the NHL? Here’s the thing I can’t wrap my head around: If Datsyuk has an inflated idea of his current and future worth to an NHL club, does he really believe his free agent stock will go up after having played in the Russian leagues for two years? Am I off base for thinking that nobody’s going to offer him $4.5 million if he doesn’t prove he’s worth it in the NHL?

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