He wants to go to Montreal so bad we should trade him to Toronto.
NorthernWinds34
Boston lol š¤
themish84
I say we trade him to Buffalo.
h0twired
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These articles just keep telling us where Jets could be traded tooā¦ but NEVER say what the Jets could get in return.
ChadHUD
If he goes anywhere it will be one of the Florida teams, Nashville, Dallas, Washington, Vegas.
I say that because anyone willing to trade anything worthwhile for him will want to have some chance of signing him over Montreal. Those are teams based in states with zero income tax. Carolina and Colorado might think they could take a swing with under 5% rates.
Its not a coincidence that 3 of the 4 teams in the conference finals have zero % tax rates… and the 4th was Carolina where the income tax rate is like 3%.
Teams in those states have a massive advantage when it comes to signing free agents… and attracting players to stick around at “less” then what they might get elsewhere. It really helps if half the games you play in a year and every bonus your paid has no income tax applied. It’s also why players like to front load their contracts when playing in those places.
Anyway count on it if Chevy gets anything for Luc it will be from one of those teams or Montreal. Every other team knows he is a rental and won’t pay above rental price.
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He wants to go to Montreal so bad we should trade him to Toronto.
Boston lol š¤
I say we trade him to Buffalo.
The Hockey Writers pumping out more ChatGPT generated content
These articles just keep telling us where Jets could be traded tooā¦ but NEVER say what the Jets could get in return.
If he goes anywhere it will be one of the Florida teams, Nashville, Dallas, Washington, Vegas.
I say that because anyone willing to trade anything worthwhile for him will want to have some chance of signing him over Montreal. Those are teams based in states with zero income tax. Carolina and Colorado might think they could take a swing with under 5% rates.
Its not a coincidence that 3 of the 4 teams in the conference finals have zero % tax rates… and the 4th was Carolina where the income tax rate is like 3%.
Teams in those states have a massive advantage when it comes to signing free agents… and attracting players to stick around at “less” then what they might get elsewhere. It really helps if half the games you play in a year and every bonus your paid has no income tax applied. It’s also why players like to front load their contracts when playing in those places.
Anyway count on it if Chevy gets anything for Luc it will be from one of those teams or Montreal. Every other team knows he is a rental and won’t pay above rental price.