Which NHL player has the worst contract?
 

Meaning, the toughest to trade.

From top of my head, I'm going with Campbell with 7.15 mil for another 6 yrs. :laugh::laugh::laugh:

There is that goalie on long island with a long term as well.

Dipietro has got to be a candidate. That guy has missed two seasons in a row with injuries and is under contract for what, another decade? :laugh:

Sean Horcoff is another.. Good lord, five more years at $5.5M for a guy slightly better than Stoll. Or slightly worse, I can't decide.

Kovalchuk's next contract. :sarcasm:

Wade Redden, Chris Drury, Michal Roszival. Guess which team they all play for?

Huet's pretty bad, but at least he doesn't have a NMC. Chicago can waive him.

Do the NY players have a NMC?

Yes they do.

Cammy :)

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before them Holik @ 8 mil a year, Fluery @ 8 mil a year, Gomez at 7+ mil a year

How does Sather still have a job?????????

I'd have to go with Wade Redden. Good grief. Suck it, Rag fans!

Crap, beat me to it. This is without a doubt the winner. At least Campbell actually plays.

Redden

I'd rather pay DiPietro to be injured than pay Redden to play.

Did you hear that?

:laugh:

/runs from thread

Holik was actually 9 million per year. The scary thing is that the Devils were willing to go 8 million but "lost" out in 2002.

Fleury was signed by Neil Smith who alleges that was more ownership's doing than his own.

Brian Campbell's or Wade Redden's. . .

Everyone on the Rangers and Oilers.

Chris Pronger is certainly still worth the money but it will be interesting to see how that plays out in the end. That could be a disaster if he has a major injury.

That McCulley dude were still paying that never played a game.

I think he played like 2 or 3 but yes, that was a piece of **** contract.

Ivanans..............

this guys should get 3.50$ per hour as section 319 hot dog sales man

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Complain all you want but I'd rather have Ivanans back at triple the salary than any of the other guys listed :laugh:

Yeah baby.

I'll go with Dipietro. The NHL really needs to cap the number of years a contract can run, I would say 5 years max. As for Pronger's deal if he retires does that deal keep running or is it expired the day he signs his paperwork? Brian Campbell is a very effective offensive defensemen on a team that is headed to the WCF, don't see how he could be included.