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Forum: Armchair-GMYesterday at 6:07 p.m.
Thread: revised core
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Mr_Canoehead</b></div><div>Sad state of affairs confirmed. This is the list of UFA signings (excludes re-signings). This is all the Jets could attract in the UFA market.

<strong>2023</strong>
Laurent Brossoit
Colin Delia
Jeffrey Viel

<strong>2022</strong>
Kyle Capobianco
Sam Gagner
David Rittich
Ashton Sautner
Kevin Stenlund

<strong>2021</strong>
Michael Eyssimont
Luke Johnson
Riley Nash
Austin Polanski
Evgeny Svechnikov

<strong>2020</strong>
Marko Dano
Derek Forbort
Trevor Lewis
Nate Thompson
Dominic Toninato

<strong>2019</strong>
Anthony Bitetto
Gabriel Bourque
Mark Letestu

<strong>2018</strong>
Laurent Brossoit
Seth Griffith

<strong>2017</strong>
Matt Hendricks
Dmitri Kulikov
Steve Mason
Buddy Robinson
Cameron Schilling
Michael Sgarbossa

<strong>2016</strong>
Quinton Howden
Shawn Matthias
Brian Strait

<strong>2015</strong>
Matt Fraser
Andrew MacWilliam

<strong>2014</strong>
Julien Brouillette
TJ Galiardi
Matthieu Perreault

<strong>2013</strong>
Matt Halischuk
Michael Hutchinson
Andrew Gordon
Adam Pardy
Jerome Samson

<strong>2012</strong>
Mark Dekanich
Olli Jokinen
Al Montoya
Alexei Ponikarovsky

<strong>2011</strong>
Mark Flood
Jason Jaffray
Aaron Gagnon
Tanner Glass
Randy Jones
Derek Meech
Rick Rypien</div></div>

Ouch. Basically all players that couldn't get an offer from anyone else.

At least I'm finished work now, so I can have a beer and make all this go away! :)
Forum: Armchair-GMYesterday at 4:47 p.m.
Thread: Creative Offseason
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Boojets</b></div><div>yes lets believe you instead of someone those job it is to get their clients as much money as possible. Canada actually has actually has tons of deferral taxation options that really go limit the taxes you pay as long as you can afford to have some of your money tied up.. which an athlete making millions certainly can. Also I believe NY state has an almost 48% tax rate to manitoba's 50% so like 100k a year difference before applying all the things Canada lets him do. Oh and thats assuming all his games are played in NY or MB which they aren't... He would actually get a tax break playing in the west compared to the east so really the taxes likely a wash but here keep that narrative alive.</div></div>

Yup. Believe what you want not what the players actually say and do. If you're happy with believing that great. I'll stick with the the actual reality of what players do.