Neal Freiman

Yeah, so a lot of people are probably happy about this saga coming to an end with Taylor Swift owning all of those first six albums. But if you were someone who was eagerly anticipating Reputation, Taylor's version, which was supposed to be the next re-recorded album out of the six, there's just two left, you might have to wait because she doesn't have so much of an incentive now.

to make this album anymore. I mean, honestly, if she does release it, people will listen and go crazy about it. But I guess the the urgency for her to record this is not so much anymore because now she owns the original one.

to make this album anymore. I mean, honestly, if she does release it, people will listen and go crazy about it. But I guess the the urgency for her to record this is not so much anymore because now she owns the original one.

to make this album anymore. I mean, honestly, if she does release it, people will listen and go crazy about it. But I guess the the urgency for her to record this is not so much anymore because now she owns the original one.

So it is a perfect album.

So it is a perfect album.

So it is a perfect album.

It's certainly true that this no tax situation is messing with the free agency market. I mean, this all past offseason, Sam Reinhart re-signed with the Florida Panthers, which won the Stanley Cup. last year for $69 million.

It's certainly true that this no tax situation is messing with the free agency market. I mean, this all past offseason, Sam Reinhart re-signed with the Florida Panthers, which won the Stanley Cup. last year for $69 million.

It's certainly true that this no tax situation is messing with the free agency market. I mean, this all past offseason, Sam Reinhart re-signed with the Florida Panthers, which won the Stanley Cup. last year for $69 million.

The Rangers or Islanders in New York would have had to, according to sports agents, would have had to offer a contract exceeding $88 million to net out the same amount for Reinhardt's $69 million contract with the Panthers because he's not paying any taxes on that. And he's going to pay a ton of taxes if he lives in New York.

The Rangers or Islanders in New York would have had to, according to sports agents, would have had to offer a contract exceeding $88 million to net out the same amount for Reinhardt's $69 million contract with the Panthers because he's not paying any taxes on that. And he's going to pay a ton of taxes if he lives in New York.

The Rangers or Islanders in New York would have had to, according to sports agents, would have had to offer a contract exceeding $88 million to net out the same amount for Reinhardt's $69 million contract with the Panthers because he's not paying any taxes on that. And he's going to pay a ton of taxes if he lives in New York.

So certainly it's been a point of discussion about whether any sort of policy changes need to come in at the top level of the NHL to level the playing field between high tax states and low tax states. However, I think it's only because these teams are good now, the Lightning and the Panthers.

So certainly it's been a point of discussion about whether any sort of policy changes need to come in at the top level of the NHL to level the playing field between high tax states and low tax states. However, I think it's only because these teams are good now, the Lightning and the Panthers.

So certainly it's been a point of discussion about whether any sort of policy changes need to come in at the top level of the NHL to level the playing field between high tax states and low tax states. However, I think it's only because these teams are good now, the Lightning and the Panthers.

If you go back two decades, those teams were really bad, and no one was grumbling about the low state income tax. You don't really hear it so much in other sports as well where there's just maybe parity.

If you go back two decades, those teams were really bad, and no one was grumbling about the low state income tax. You don't really hear it so much in other sports as well where there's just maybe parity.

If you go back two decades, those teams were really bad, and no one was grumbling about the low state income tax. You don't really hear it so much in other sports as well where there's just maybe parity.

I think we're just living through an era right now of the past six years where a ton of these teams from the South and the West with no state income taxes are doing well, and that has sort of brought this conversation to the fore, but it's interesting nonetheless.