Delta, BC Looks like the price of butter is going down. Recent trend shows the price of kweau is plumetting. Team Darkness forward Makan is unhappy with his role on the team, and could request a trade out of town.
Makan has become increasingly frustrated recently due to his diminishing role on the team, and his “irregular ice time since the start of the season.”
“The third game I was already down to 11 minutes of ice time. It’s not like the season began and I had 18 minutes of ice time. I didn’t really get that chance and then after just a month of the season I was a healthy scratch.”
The Darkness forward also felt slighted by the team during training camp when it became clear that he wasn’t going to be utilized in a more offensive role, a major reason why he left the Yellow Belly's organization.
“It’s not like I have a three-year deal. I have a one-year and if I don’t produce I’m not safe. It’s been tough for me all season,” Makan said.
While his agent Tutti Poo has had meetings with Darkness GM Smitter about the player’s future, Poo claims he did not “demand a trade but he’s prepared to ask for a deal” should the two side not come to a “mutually beneficial understanding.”
“I will tell you honestly, if nothing changes I will begin to explore trade options,” Poo said. “He’d like to be used more than he’s used right now. I will wait a couple of days, maybe through the all-star break, and then we’ll see what happens.”
Makan has become increasingly frustrated recently due to his diminishing role on the team, and his “irregular ice time since the start of the season.”
“The third game I was already down to 11 minutes of ice time. It’s not like the season began and I had 18 minutes of ice time. I didn’t really get that chance and then after just a month of the season I was a healthy scratch.”
The Darkness forward also felt slighted by the team during training camp when it became clear that he wasn’t going to be utilized in a more offensive role, a major reason why he left the Yellow Belly's organization.
“It’s not like I have a three-year deal. I have a one-year and if I don’t produce I’m not safe. It’s been tough for me all season,” Makan said.
While his agent Tutti Poo has had meetings with Darkness GM Smitter about the player’s future, Poo claims he did not “demand a trade but he’s prepared to ask for a deal” should the two side not come to a “mutually beneficial understanding.”
“I will tell you honestly, if nothing changes I will begin to explore trade options,” Poo said. “He’d like to be used more than he’s used right now. I will wait a couple of days, maybe through the all-star break, and then we’ll see what happens.”
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