Dubinsky Lowers Asking Price

Day seven of the holdout brings some news, as Brandon Dubinsky has lowered his asking price from one-year $1.4 million to one-year $1.1 million, or two-years $2.15 million. For a player with absolutely no leverage whatsoever, Dubinsky sure is playing this like someone who has a lot of leverage. His agent, Kurt Overhardt, should recognize that there is no leverage in this situation, and that Dubinsky should be patient, rack up his 80+ points while playing with Marian Gaborik (supposedly), and wait until next year for his pay day.