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Too Much Too Early
by Paul on 01/13/08 at 06:28 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
What will the Flames do when Dion Phaneuf remains unsigned long enough to extract either an offer or an offer sheet in the 10-year, $90M neighborhood coming off his Entry Level contract?
How much money will the Penguins have to pay Evgeni Malkin to keep him from becoming a Group II free agent when his current contract expires?
What will the Blackhawks do when Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane both come up for extensions two summers from now?
And what kind of a league is it, and what kind of a system is it, exactly, under which the NHL operates, where an immense and dramatically increasing percentage of the players’ overall take goes to athletes who have been in the league for three seasons as opposed to those who have played for 10 or 15 years?
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