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Tyson Kohler @jRuutu

S52: $2,500,000*NTC S53: $2,500,000*NTC S54: $2,500,000*NTC @flyersfan1493 Come back home. You know the talks we've had! Be apart of what we got going on!

S52: $5,000,000*NTC S53: $5,000,000*NTC S54: $5,000,000*NTC S55: $5,000,000 @STZ Countless PM's stating why Seattle is the place you should be. #1 center role, leadership role, franchise player on an excellent team. SEA > NYA. Our roster is ready and you are the icing on the cake. Come end this rebuild and bring the cup back to Seattle.

You have no idea how epic.

To Seattle - Thor Odinsson To Quebec - S52 COL 1st S53 SEA 1st S53 SEA 2nd Bubba Nuck @Frank @boom Thanks, Frank. Welcome to Boom! Pumped to hopefuly bring you on board if and when you waive the NTC. Podarok - Odinsson!

Hmm.. Interesting! Best of luck when the time comes!

I haven't shit talked. I've barely been in the game threads, lol. Just one post!

The Seattle Bears have come a long way since they started their rebuild during the S49 season. With numerous moves, new young players. good draft picks and poor ones, the team seemingly sees the light at the end of the tunnel. The team brought in AK-47, Guntis Petenis, Fillipe Rodriguez, Shayne Gow and goalie Jakab Holik. Additionally, they also added a bunch of depth players via Free Agency. The Seattle organization seems to be pushing towards the next step in their rebuild and hopes to put the final touches on the cake. In order to do so, they know they need to bulk up in specific areas to attract those needs. The Bears latest move, moving a 2nd round pick to Cologne for the rights to Defenders Phil Hamilton and Biggu Kyanon has seemed to have paid off as well. "We'd like to officially announce that we had confirmed that this was allowable from a commissioner and once we gained confirmation, we went ahead with signing our newest member to the organization. We knew making this trade could be a slight risk being that these next drafts are stacked with talent and fair potential. However, we felt the risk was correct to take. Without risk, you don't always get the result you want. Sometimes you just gotta do it. With that, we're proud to announce that Biggu Kyanon will be returning to the Seattle organization for the S52 campaign. His contract will be a duration of 1 season with an amount of $4,500,000. Welcome back home, Biggu. We're extremely appreciative that you gave Seattle a second chance after how things went in S49 and are very happy that the entire process went smoothly and successfully". The question now remains, will this be the Bears final move of the season or is there something bigger in store? What moves come next for the Bears in order to make themselves contenders? "Of course there's still more to come and there's a lot more still in play. Firstly, we have Free Agency coming up which we're fairly excited about. The Bears organization has a lot to offer the Free Agents who may potentially be looking for new homes. We have a loyal group of guys here (like 4-5 are signed to 3+ year deals), the LR is active and enjoyable and full of great people and the team is looking more and more competitive. We have vets, guys in their prime and youngsters who are already proving to be excellent assets. We have some moves that need to be made in order to make some space, specifically on the blue line and are in the process of making that happen. Along with that, we are in talks with one of our players who HAS agreed to switch from playing on the blue line to forward". We're very excited for the upcoming off-season and S52 campaign.

I'm active.

What's the quality of the crack though?

Additionally, we made a run for it in S49. Unfortunately, we were in a tough conference with numerous of competing teams. To say the least, it was a rare occurence how competitive the conference was. So, rather than not make playoffs and have my players sit on the sidelines, I allowed them to compete for the cup or go to an organization where they were able to attempt to do so. So I see no harm in that. They could either sit on my team and miss the playoffs, or be dealt and attempt to make a cup run! We have some excellent pieces in Seattle. Holik is a great goalie who only continues to grow and get stronger. Our defensive core is good and our forward core has some nice pieces. Along with that, we have a few assets and pieces we'd be willing to move in order to acquire what we need. Plus, the guys we have are all long-term signed and are committed fully to the process we're going through. If, by chance, you're referring to the "butt hurt" comment as burning bridges, that's pretty silly. A CGY GM and players are attacking a post we made about attracting FA's last season while they couldn't even win with the Free Agents. So I didn't see the point in it quite frankly. Seattle is an excellent organization. I feel I don't do a horrible job and I'm fairly confident my guys would stand behind me. The LR is great and the members we have in it are the reason for that. With Toronto folding the cards, that's a big team out of Seattle's way. So we just have to wait and see how everything plays out but Seattle is very interested in a majority of players entering Free Agency. You're on an opposing team right now. When you're a Bear, you're apart of our LR, organization and little family.

To S52 CGY 2nd To UFA/Player rights to Biggu Kyanon and Phil Hamilton @Phil @tfong Thanks @gregreg. ( @Draper why wasnt the other deal "void"? It was prior to game 7?)

Grats @Toast and the rest of Riga

All of CGY coming here

Easier conference for you this season though.

I give you credit for taking them all and somehow still losing.

A dman WOULD move to forward.

Clardy spreads his man jam on hist bagels in the AM

Cant remember if I signed up but yeah. I sign up

Seriously.

Only time I'll like your shit. Although, let's go Riga!