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Jason Spezza on why the Pittsburgh Penguins moved on from Ryan Shea: "I think we'll wait and see with everything. But at the end of the year, we talked with Ryan. Ryan's a player that, obviously, we brought in here a few years ago and got a lot out... of. He went to market with hopes of cashing in long-term with a big ticket, as he deserves with the way he's played. Like anyone, we'll continue to monitor what's going on out there right now. Ryan's a guy that we've had lots of time for in the past, but we feel like we've replaced him with Declan Carlile, and we'll continue to watch and just kind of see where things go. We're always in on anything, and if the market changes, then the market changes." #LetsGoPensshow more

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Smaug is Bored at the Smörgåsbord2 months ago

Nothing says "you deserve a long-term big-ticket contract" like not offering him one and letting him walk 💀💀💀💀💀

HP2 months ago

Im not going to answer your question so im just going to say a bunch of nothing that being said id like to say more nothing 🙃

Sam Len2 months ago

He said they didn’t want to pay him and replaced Shea with a cheaper alternative. #TrustDubas

Ray of Knight 452 months ago

@Hewapalani There’s a pretty solid chance the Penguins miss the playoffs next year and people will be questioning that process.

Nodense2 months ago

@SamLenSports @Hewapalani It's fine if they miss the playoffs next year, Dudas already said the pens are still far away from being a contender.

Sam Len2 months ago

@CoffeeSacred @Hewapalani 99% of Penguins fans disagree with this take.

Brent2 months ago

Ha. Oilers just hanging their hat and hoping his 5v5 points from one season means something going forward. Pens basically said we have a mid range plug that can do the same. lol.

Richard R2 months ago

What does he mean by we'll wait and see? So if Shea plays good with the Oilers, that he will admit they made a mistake of not resigning him?

J2 months ago

Always was big fan of spezza he’s gonna be an amazing gm one day. Dubas letting him grow slowly but promptly had been the best thing for him

Donald Drumpf’s Left Eye2 months ago

LMAO! Poor Spezza has to answer for Dubas dropping the ball at LD.

Jack Hammer2 months ago

Smart business not jumping on a LT contract for him. He is a 5 at this point coming off a career year. Will see if can build on that, on that team.

PuckMyleafs2 months ago

Been there for a bit and had one good year not rocket science to understand why they wouldn’t give term to resign oilers are dumb asf so makes sense why they would

Godston Matthews2 months ago

reminds me of Treliving.

supegg2 months ago

Uh. Did he just say he replaced him with a guy who got 4 points in the NHL? Replaced a guy who got 35 points last year and was a +30 when the next player was +17? Good luck with that. If they could have got him for 4x5 and didn't they are absolute morons. 3rd pair money now.

Honest Investor2 months ago

FWIW .. Carlisle should be just fine ...just not at puck moving like Shea ...

xoundmind 🐧🐇🌻📟2 months ago

No issue here. He got the contract he wanted and one the Pebs should not have offered.

ComputerFinishedUpdating2 months ago

Finally someone asking questions

Fleetwood Muck 🎣2 months ago

Thats a lot of words to say “we don’t really fw him”

Northwest Lord2 months ago

@thelord187 @eharmsony

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