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(@BenPopeCST) On dirait que Taylor Raddysh ne recevra PAS d’offre qualificative des Blackhawks


(@BenPopeCST) Il semble que Taylor Raddysh ne recevra PAS d’offre qualificative des Blackhawks


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8 Comments

  1. LearningToFlyForFree

    No shit. Dude had a perfect season to really sell himself and secure the bag with all the injuries on the team. He failed in every aspect and regressed unbelievably hard in comparison from the 22-23 season.

    Pack your shit and head to Sweden.

  2. Understandable, his performance last season was shockingly terrible.

    He will get another NHL gig, though, and I wouldn’t be shocked to see him have a good rebound. Probably not going to be a 20+ goal guy again, but he should be able to hold down a bottom six spot somewhere.

  3. AARM2000

    Makes sense. Unfortunately he was not great this season.

  4. Grrrrrrrt420

    Yea after the disaster of a season he had last year it’s not surprising. He was invisible while playing on our top 6

  5. Euripidoze

    It’s kind of hard to tell when the team is that bad, but I thought his season was disappointing. And seriously on that team, pretty much anyone except Bedard is expendable.

  6. HawksFantasy

    FYI, not tendering a qualifying offer doesn’t mean a player won’t eventually be re-signed. There are number of complicated CBA considerations that affect why the team may want to make a QO or not.

    QO allow the team to match offer sheets so for players not likely to be offer-sheeted, its less urgent. At the same time, QO have to be at a set amount, for 1yr only and sometimes a 1-way contract so if there are talks for something different already ongoing, a QO can undermine that.

    Even more importantly, QO affect arbitration eligibility so that gets factored in as well.

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