Two Coyotes File for Salary Arbitration
by Travis Hair on Jul 6, 2009 10:36 AM MST
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Of the boatload of Restricted Free Agents that the Coyotes are attempting to resign, only two filed for arbitration. Daniel Winnik and Nigel Dawes are both in the group of 20 NHL players to file. Neither had all that great of seasons, so the numbers on the qualifying offers can't be that far off of what they're looking for. Like Mirtle pointed out in his piece, the vast majority of players that file for arbitration never get to the hearings, the teams and agents usually work something out especially in situations like these where the money amounts don't get overly large and neither player was overperforming their previous deals.
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no big deal, but i’d like to see winnie wrapped up and happy toot-sweet…put him on a line with hanzal and tiki and turn them loose….bigkidzline 3.0…and then leave them alone to get comfortable and develop…
who will rid me of this damn priest?
Alex Tanguay a Yote.
Hi Odin In Montreal we hear this rumor probably started in Denver that Tandy (UFA) will sign with the Yotes. Does it have any legs and won’t it blow your budget. Thanks for your time, Bryan.
Not sure yet. If so, I love the move though. It would blow the budget, but that’s why the rumor also has us moving a piece out (possibly Jovo)
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I would like to keep Winnik. He deserves a shot at regaining his form from his rookie year but Nigel Dawes is a guy who can be let go. He is easily replaced.
You mean photographic evidence of him outplaying TJ Hensick wasn’t enough for management to meet his salary demands? Shocking.
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