Arizona Coyotes are a Laughing Stock and their Latest Move Proves it
The Arizona Coyotes have become a subject of mockery in the NHL. Ever since they lost their venue and had to move to the Mullet Arena, everyone seems to realize they are ridiculous.
Let's face it; they've been terrible in recent years.
Their latest move only highlights their struggles.
Bill Armstrong, the Coyotes GM, signed
Jack McBain to a two-year deal.
It was said that he'd earn $1.6M annually, but Elliotte Friedman revealed the real number.
The Coyotes and McBain reached a deal before going into salary arbitration.
He signed for $1,599,999, just a dollar under $1.6M.
The player probably settled for a dollar less just to make the deal happen. The real joke is coming from the Coyotes if they insisted on paying him less than $1.6M and removed a dollar just so their own terms are respected.
It really looks like the Coyotes acted childishly, and it reinforces their reputation as the NHL's laughing stock.
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| POLL |
JUILLET 31 | 23 ANSWERS Arizona Coyotes are a Laughing Stock and their Latest Move Proves it Do you think the Coyotes should cease to exist? |
| Yes | 18 | 78.3 % |
| No | 5 | 21.7 % |
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