Daugaviņš un Karsums ar gūtiem vārtiem palīdz Maskavas Dinamo uzveikt Bārtuļa Baris

July 9, 2009 at 9:38 am</a>I've been in an analogous poiostin to Hudler's in my own (very different) profession: midlevel success with little chance to move up the ranks. So I can understand his desire to prove himself in a larger role. I didn't move to Moscow, but I did move to a different employer. For that matter, I could understand it purely on financial grounds. Ten mill tax-free is a lot of money to leave on the table. What I'm saying is I don't have any hard feelings. And, as Garth noted, this hurts the Wings a lot less than it would most other teams. Hudler just wasn't that big a piece of the Wings' puzzle. So now we'll find out if those young guys who looked so promising in the playoffs are ready for a full-time gig in the bigs. One more point: we'll probably see this happen a lot in the next few years: the Wings paying big money to keep their irreplaceable stars, and letting a lot of mid-range guys go in order to stay under the cap. Reply</a>