Offer sheet

Leo Carlson, Mr.

Offer Sheet, playing down the middle on the first line.

You have Cutter Gauthier, who hasn't started the season off right, but they have high in talent.

And one player to keep an eye out for is going to be Jackson Lacombe.

misplayed that one is the point.

So here is Tulsky on with Jeff Merrick and Wyshynski talking about things like offer sheets.

Bill Armstrong on the program recently.

And one of the things he said was, we're talking about offer sheets.

He said, oh, it's legal.

All the standard stuff that we hear from managers.

I do appreciate that, Eric.

One of the things he said was, we're talking about offer sheets.

He said, oh, it's legal, all the standard stuff that we hear from managers.

And then he said, and I expect that there will be more.

I think NHL contracts should be limited to actually be paid something closer to, if not limited to, actually paying out to their average annual value.

This kind of bonus-heavy contract, particularly on offer sheets, is meant to bully small market teams who may have a tougher time paying out bonus-heavy contracts.

I'd like to hear what you think.

And again, that was Rocky in Yorba Linda, California.

I feel like Bedard is going to bend over backwards for that organization.

And I, I wish, I think every fan wishes they had a player like that.

By the way, speaking of offer sheets, I got to believe you'd be in agreement in this because we love obviously things to talk about when it comes to hockey, but I would love that the offer sheets are public knowledge because I got to believe Connor Bedard is got an offer sheet or two.

And as you said, they have, they have to agree to sign him.