Pasha Armdog is sympathetic to players with families using no-movement clauses, despite his frustration with specific cases like Dougie Hamilton.

“I do understand more sympathetic if they do have a wife and kids, but you know, I listen, I I I know I sound like a hypocrite now because I was all over Douggee, but I do I do respect players kind of exercising that right to a certain degree.”

Rob Schremp argues that no-movement clauses are being handed out too easily by general managers to players who have not fully earned them.

“I think it's a a wild wild west uh for the general managers to be slinging those around because, you know, we all know it like the chemistry can be there one year and then it can be there actually the chemistry can be there in the first two months of the season and then the last six could be [ __ ]”