David Kampf’s Contract Situation
Can anyone blame David Kampf for signing a four-year deal worth an average of $2.4 million per season to play hockey? It seems reasonable given the opportunity and security it offers.
Is it fair to fault Kampf for securing a limited no-trade clause as part of this agreement? Such clauses are common and protect players from unwanted relocations.
Implications for David Kampf
Kampf may need to face the reality that staying with the Marlies or not playing might be his options moving forward.
“David Kampf needs to accept that it’s probably the Marlies or nothing.”
Summary
This contract reflects a practical choice for David Kampf, balancing financial stability and playing conditions, even if it limits his trade options.
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