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11-06-2010, 06:17 PM
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Wade Redden "wows" observers

Seems Wade Redden is showing the same form he showed during his last 3-4 seasons in the NHL.

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“I thought his play has been up and down. It’s been a bit of a struggle,”said Hartford Wolf Pack head coach Ken Gernander after his club lost to the Manchester Monarchs on Wednesday. “It hasn’t been easy for him. This is not an easy league, but we expect and will hold him to a certain level of play.

He has to play NHL calibre-level hockey.”
The story contains another Gernander quote concerning Redden's soft play. Sounds like the same quotes made by Torts all of last season.

Chris Stevenson spoke to an NHL scout who scouted Redden on Wednesday. Redden needs to play with intensity.

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“He’s what I call a ‘pacer,’” the scout said. “He’s used to playing a lot of minutes every night, so he paces himself each shift.”
http://www.edmontonsun.com/sports/ho.../16007441.html

Redden is lucky the Rangers can't assign him to the ECHL without his permission. That might be the only league for him.

$6.5 million salary and Redden doesn't lose a penny to escrow. Only players playing in the NHL lose money to escrow.

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Wow.

That's all I can say as well.

You would think that pride and a desire to prove your nay sayers wrong would have to kick in at some point.

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As long as he doesn't act like a dirtbag down there, I don't really care about his play. He is never getting called up, and he probably is never going to void his contract to get back in the NHL with another team.

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"pacer".... That's a polite way of characterizing it.

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More Redden

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"Nice play, old man."

It was a jibe from an opposing player after the puck hopped over Redden's stick during a recent game. He's heard stuff like that and shots about how much money he makes (about $81,000 a game, or more than a typical AHLer makes in a season).

Redden chuckles when telling a story over lunch at a restaurant a couple of blocks over from the XL Center. A couple of miles up the road is the rented townhouse into which Redden, his wife Danica and month-old daughter Leni, moved into the day before. He is resigned to playing the season here. With a baby on the way, trying to find a job in Europe wasn't an option for this season, but it might be for next year.
http://www.edmontonsun.com/sports/ho.../16006906.html

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Love some of these pictures

http://www.edmontonsun.com/sports/ho...-15985811.html

Especially #8

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Yikes thats brutal maybe the only player on his pay scale to ever be considered a bad minor leager...

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Seems like he's done physically if he needs to "pace" himself like that.

Or maybe he's just taking Xanax before games...

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What a waste, even in the AHL out of sight and out of mind he is hated on. Just retire.

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He makes more in 1 game than I do all ****ing year long.


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He makes more in 1 game than I do all ****ing year long.

Making about 85k/game he out earns most of us in a single night.

[edit]... playing minor league hockey.

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Seems Wade Redden is showing the same form he showed during his last 3-4 seasons in the NHL.



The story contains another Gernander quote concerning Redden's soft play. Sounds like the same quotes made by Torts all of last season.

Chris Stevenson spoke to an NHL scout who scouted Redden on Wednesday. Redden needs to play with intensity.



http://www.edmontonsun.com/sports/ho.../16007441.html

Redden is lucky the Rangers can't assign him to the ECHL without his permission. That might be the only league for him.

$6.5 million salary and Redden doesn't lose a penny to escrow. Only players playing in the NHL lose money to escrow.
can somebody please explain to me what this is?

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What a waste, even in the AHL out of sight and out of mind he is hated on. Just retire.
You already answered why he won't, but I'm guessing you already knew that.


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Making about 85k/game he out earns most of us in a single night.

[edit]... playing minor league hockey.

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can somebody please explain to me what this is?
i too am confused about this

in regards to redden, i honestly thought he was a fringe nhl'r as it was, regardless of his contract and im not too surprised that hes not lighting up the AHL.

His skill is not far above AHL'rs anymore and im sure his drive is lacking as he really has nothing to play for

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can somebody please explain to me what this is?
The players contribute a portion of their salaries to escrow fund... If the league makes their projected revenue for the season, the players get it back... If the league doesn't hit their projected revenue, the players lose that money (or some portion of it)

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salary aside, I feel bad for the guy.

To have fallen as far as he has, is pretty sad.

Granted, he will have a great life regardless, but damn its sad to see a player in this sport or any other to have faded this fast.


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Making about 85k/game he out earns most of us in a single night.

[edit]... playing minor league hockey.
Get a better career. He doesnt out earn ME in a night. In a season? Definately. In a night? Nope

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I hope McD and Valentenko are taking the right lessons from this.

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Get a better career. He doesnt out earn ME in a night. In a season? Definately. In a night? Nope
Yeah, really man. $100k jobs grow on trees, they're not hard to get.

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I hope McD and Valentenko are taking the right lessons from this.

Yeah, really man. $100k jobs grow on trees, they're not hard to get.
For sure, I turned down 3 of them just last week!

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For sure, I turned down 3 of them just last week!
I turn down 100K a night jobs....I'm important now right? I envy Redden

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Sather should be paying Redden's salary out of his own pocket.

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You know what, if Wade isn't dominating in the AHL something really is wrong with "the player" Wade Redden. Nice to hear he and the wife, new baby are doing ok. Can't be an easy adjustment. I wish him well.

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Sather should be paying Redden's salary out of his own pocket.
Why? Because every signing is bona fide win for the team?

Sather has some wiggle room other teams dont have. His boss is ok taking a gamble once in a while, he can eat the $$$ if things dont work out. It's part of the percs of being the GM in NY.

This is the same GM that got us Jagr when every other GM thought he was dunzo. Got the Caps to pay half his $$$ too.

Sometimes things don't work out, but if you are afforded the wiggle room to take a chance you go for it...

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Why? Because every signing is bona fide win for the team?

Sather has some wiggle room other teams dont have. His boss is ok taking a gamble once in a while, he can eat the $$$ if things dont work out. It's part of the percs of being the GM in NY.

This is the same GM that got us Jagr when every other GM thought he was dunzo. Got the Caps to pay half his $$$ too.

Sometimes things don't work out, but if you are afforded the wiggle room to take a chance you go for it...
Too much wiggle room as far as I'm concerned. And there should be consequences for the many mistakes that have held back this organization during Sather's tenure.

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