Inside Scoop: What Detroit Red Wings Ownership Ignored About Dylan Larkin’s Return and Simon Edvinsson’s Future
Bukauskas: “Yes, I really believe the structure. Like, there’s more consequence from one CBA to the next, more so than how many years you can do at the maximum.”
Friedman: “It’s a big one. There’s no question about it. Like, that’s how Anaheim got Cutter. We’ll get to him in a second, but that’s how Anaheim got Cutter Gauthier‘s AAV down to 13 and a half, because Henry Samueli is willing to write 18 and a half million dollar checks, sadly, not to me. But…”
Bukauskas: “You got your own.”
Friedman: “You could definitely not mention us in the same sentence. You know, that, that’s the thing. So we’re going to see what Horcoff and the Red Wings feel. You know, the thing that was most interesting to me was Horcoff said, this is not going to be a rebuild. That was newsworthy because, well, first of all, it’s newsworthy as a statement, but also another one of the things flying around this summer was, like, kind of like the Jets with (Connor) Hellebuyck. The Red Wings were not willing to make a Larkin deal that wasn’t for immediate help.
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