David Kampf Must Face Reality: It’s the Marlies or Nothing
Can anyone fault David Kampf for agreeing to a four-year contract that pays him an average of $2.4 million per season? Few would question his decision, especially since the deal also includes a limited no-trade clause.
“Signing that contract was the best move available to him — the deal offers stability and fair compensation.”
Still, the situation places Kampf in a difficult position. As his play time dwindles and team priorities shift, he may have to accept that his near future likely lies with the Marlies, or perhaps nowhere in the league at all.
Author’s Summary
David Kampf’s contract offers both security and limits — his realistic options have narrowed to the Marlies or stepping aside from the NHL entirely.
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