sully00 wrote:I think that this has played out pretty well for Boston. Tony is still a great defender, he has struggled some offensively more importantly he didn't get to put up big numbers in garbage time, that would have skewed his production. I though he could end up avg 12 a game without providing much more impact that he has. I think now that Boston either gets him back on a deal that starts around his QO or for his QO on a one year deal.
But then again somebody gave Brian Scalabrine 15 mil.
...good to see that the IQ on this board is strong on this topic...many posters haver iterated this sentiment and its correct IMO...
..Tony has no market value and is restricted, as a defensive sub at the wing, Tony would be worth 2mill per and I doubt he's going to be offered much more...if he can round his offensive game back out, which I believe he can, than all the better, but there's no reason to let him go if he plays a role the team needs at a price it can afford...
I'd say the chances are likely that he'll be back, barring some left-field big dollar offer from some insane GM-not likely to happen...