ST Alpha - "David, I'd have to agree, leaving $77 mil on the table to retire must be a record -- nm" (Reading a Post)

SlickerTalk
Search Archives
The Leaderboard
The FAQ

Login
Create Account

Search Dr. S. Talk
TT/ST Wiki
How Well Do You Know ...

RSS Feed

Hosting by DigitalOcean

Support ST on Ko-Fi

Down to Post

Backboards:

Posts: 150

David, I'd have to agree, leaving $77 mil on the table to retire must be a record -- nm

Posted by Beaker (aka anniebecca) Jul 11 '13, 17:24

(No message)

Responses:

He's signing a deal in Russia tomorrow that will pay approx. $20M per and less taxes. - Name Withheld By Request Jul 11, 18:35
It is just money. -- nm - Spawn Jul 11, 18:22
I want to know where this "table" is that everyone keeps talking about -- nm - con_carne Jul 11, 18:10
Yeah but hell make most of that back tax free in the KHL. -- nm - ajrimmer Jul 11, 17:51 1
- Agreed. (and let me guess - iPhone? That lack of autocorrection on "he'll" bit me earlier today) -- nm - Beryllium Jul 11, 18:25
Tell me about it...b*tches -- nm - Jesse Pinkman Jul 11, 17:43
Give me a few months. -- nm - ARod Jul 11, 17:33 1
- Hah! Like Arod would show some class and leave money on the table he isn't going to earn. Wrong guy -- nm - Bacon Jul 11, 17:40
I mean, it's a LOT of money. -- nm - David Jul 11, 17:31 6
- posted on the wrong board - what did Robert Smith give up? -- nm - Reagen Jul 11, 17:48 5
  - his last contract (that expired) was 5 years/$25 million, and he was 28, unrestricted, and apparently the best running back on the market. - mafic Jul 11, 18:38 2
    - Realistically, a 28-year-old RB would only get to play 2 or 3 years under a contract before being waived. - David Jul 11, 18:41 1
      - Barry Sanders probably left more on the table -- nm - Bacon Jul 11, 18:43
  - his heart, to a ghost -- nm - charlie Jul 11, 17:54
  - In 2000, we are probably only talking about a few million. -- nm - David Jul 11, 17:53

Post a message top

Replies are disabled on threads older than 7 days.