The Ugly Truth
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Did the 19 year old get shut down in his 1st playoff appearance by only scoring 12 points in 17 games.
Waive his pathetic ass!
Did the 19 year old get shut down in his 1st playoff appearance by only scoring 12 points in 17 games.
That conversation would be reserved for an arbritration hearing down the road.
We had a very long thread about this a month ago.
Laine is pretty laid back, doesn't seem to care about money too much, and his best buddy Ehlers is signed long-term at a low cap hit. He won't pull a Trouba.
Somewhere around 8.0 to 8.5 per year.
I like this post. It's true, and that's what you want in a player. He know she gets good money, and is grateful to make it doing something he loves
This is a good point.Would you volunteer to get paid less then you should at your job? If not, don't suggest it for someone else.
1) Jets will counter with comparable wingers and what they're making, there's not a single winger in the game right now who is making/has made 8M dollars at the same age. It's not hard to argue why centers make more money.
2) Buffalo and Edmonton wanted to offer 8 year deals, thinking they will be good for them long term. That was their choice but the Jets are in no way obligated to do the same or offer the same AAV.
But yeah i think it'll be a 5-6 yr deal rather than 8.
It's going to be a 7-8 year deal (8 more likely). The Jets have made it clear they want to sign him long term like they did with Scheifele and Ehlers. Laine genuinely likes the city and the team and has great buddies on the team. He'll sign long term...1) Jets will counter with comparable wingers and what they're making, there's not a single winger in the game right now who is making/has made 8M dollars at the same age. It's not hard to argue why centers make more money.
2) Buffalo and Edmonton wanted to offer 8 year deals, thinking they will be good for them long term. That was their choice but the Jets are in no way obligated to do the same or offer the same AAV.
But yeah i think it'll be a 5-6 yr deal rather than 8.
This is a good point.
Unless you are a competitive company and you want to win and there is a reward at the end that you have dreamt of your entire life.
Taking slightly less cash for the end prize may be worth it.
Laine has no comparable except maybe Ovi.
You need to lighten up and get a grip.Does Laine have an agent? If he does and they're anywhere near competent he will be getting a $10 million contract like Eichel if he is to sign long-term.
People posting theoretical numbers on this site need to start using common sense. Post the numbers that they would expect if they were in the player's situation - not what they would hope for as a fan trying to lowball players.
So they're going to look at the closest comparable.
Pastrnak signed for 6.66M after a 34+36=70 in 75 games season. Camp Laine can push for more because of his goalscoring but that won't give them 2-3M more.
Which is why i think they will settle at between 7-8.
I can see Laine betting on himself and not wanting to sign a full 8 year deal.
I'll wager he signs at 8 million for 5 years.
Lots of money for now, and a new deal as he's in his prime.
I think Laine will be signed first, and Matthews is looking at the Tavares contract, not Laine's.He probably gets whatever Matthews does.
You need to lighten up and get a grip.
I think Laine will be signed first, and Matthews is looking at the Tavares contract, not Laine's.
no because some gm's know what rfa stands for. just ask troubaI have been told that he is as good or better than Matthews who will be signing for McDavid money or more.
So Laine must be heading for 13M right?
1) Jets will counter with comparable wingers and what they're making, there's not a single winger in the game right now who is making/has made 8M dollars at the same age. It's not hard to argue why centers make more money.
2) Buffalo and Edmonton wanted to offer 8 year deals, thinking they will be good for them long term. That was their choice but the Jets are in no way obligated to do the same or offer the same AAV.
But yeah i think it'll be a 5-6 yr deal rather than 8.
So they're going to look at the closest comparable.
Pastrnak signed for 6.66M after a 34+36=70 in 75 games season. Camp Laine can push for more because of his goalscoring but that won't give them 2-3M more.
Which is why i think they will settle at between 7-8.
If Bettman wanted to rig things for the Coyotes (other than simply keep them afloat) they would have won either the McDavid or Matthews lottery.Coyotes are rich, they can do both. Just gotta dump Hossa's contract to clear the cap space. Bettman will even remove the pick requirements so that they can do 2 in 1 year.