Speculation: Marner or Nylander?

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Notsince67

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Gotcha, I'm genuinely curious where that 500k number was coming from and remember you mentioning Kane as a comparable. Wasn't sure if that was the current or first contract he signed off ELC.

Interesting that the comparables are all primarily goal scorers whereas Mitch is a playmaker.

Also agree on the 8x8.5 that's a huge mistake IMO, Dubas's biggest
Kane wasn't though
 

Gallagbi

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Kane wasn't though
Yeah, I wasn't sure if you still felt he was a comparable given Kane made $2M less than Mitch and was separated out. I wondered about Kovalchuk as well since he was so much higher than Mitch, but he signed right out of the "great lockout" in a lowered cap that was expected to rise quickly so he came in to Marner realm from a cap hit perspective pretty quickly
 

Notsince67

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Yeah, I wasn't sure if you still felt he was a comparable given Kane made $2M less than Mitch and was separated out. I wondered about Kovalchuk as well since he was so much higher than Mitch, but he signed right out of the "great lockout" in a lowered cap that was expected to rise quickly so he came in to Marner realm from a cap hit perspective pretty quickly
Kane made 2mm less on a 5 year deal. Adding another UFA year (apples to apples) tacks a 15.9MM max. (9.04*5+15.9)/6=10.18mm
 
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Notsince67

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Good point on the term, 15.9 seems high, but it would bring him up to the high 9s
It isnt too high. Ufa years are a lot higher plus 6 years of cap inflation. In nominal dollars kane went from 6.3 to 10.5 on the next contract. It is quite an increase
 

Gallagbi

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It isnt too high. Ufa years are a lot higher plus 6 years of cap inflation. In nominal dollars kane went from 6.3 to 10.5 on the next contract. It is quite an increase
They didn't jack up his salary for the UFA year they bought on his second contract and a 50% premium on his current cap hit definitely seems too high. You'll say no, I'll say yes and around we go.

I do appreciate you expanding on your thought process, it's interesting to see it.
 

Gallagbi

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Was that before or after he won a SC ? If after, he earned the bump.
He signed the contract in question half-way through his final ELC year. They won the cup that spring and lost in the WCF the year prior (his second year on ELC)
 
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Menzinger

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Kane made 2mm less on a 5 year deal. Adding another UFA year (apples to apples) tacks a 15.9MM max. (9.04*5+15.9)/6=10.18mm

And why should folks presume that he in the position to justify that max deal on the extra yearl? It looks like youre arbitrarily tacking it on...
 

Notsince67

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Was that before or after he won a SC ? If after, he earned the bump.
Is that typically part of the formula? How much is a cup worth exactly per player? Does the pay disparity increase between great and average players on a team if they win a cup?
 

Notsince67

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And why should folks presume that he in the position to justify that max deal on the extra yearl? It looks like youre arbitrarily tacking it on...
No. I've seen enough valuations put together exactly like that. Why do you think a bridge deal is so cheap? Real $$ are scales upwards for young players and lower for older. If you think it's too large, back out 2 ufa years out of Marners contract at 12.9mm and then divide by 4 years. You will see that the 12.9mm is likely a conservative estimated weight for ufa years.
 

Notsince67

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I'm guessing winning a SC plays a factor for most GMs. Apparently not so for the Leafs where it is Christmas 365 days/year.
There is only 1 maximum cap and it needs to be distributed against every contract that comes up on the team. Notionally a percentage of the cap is a distributive strategy. Kane didn't win the cup alone.
 

Gabriel426

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Pretty interesting about the cap numbers and inflation.
But I think when it comes to Marner’s deal, we have to also examine what the other RFAs got that year. Look at what Aho and Rantanen got and compare all 3 will provide another picture.
 
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Notsince67

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Pretty interesting about the cap numbers and inflation.
But I think when it comes to Marner’s deal, we have to also examine what the other RFAs got that year. Look at what Aho and Rantanen got and compare all 3 will provide another picture.
The only picture you need is Nylander and Matthews
 

Menzinger

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No. I've seen enough valuations put together exactly like that. Why do you think a bridge deal is so cheap? Real $$ are scales upwards for young players and lower for older. If you think it's too large, back out 2 ufa years out of Marners contract at 12.9mm and then divide by 4 years. You will see that the 12.9mm is likely a conservative estimated weight for ufa years.

But what team is going to value a winger at 12.9m? At an 81.5m cap, that's still a higher cap % than what Kane got on his full UfA deal, what Panarin just got on his....
 
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Notsince67

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But what team is going to value a winger at 12.9m? At an 81.5m cap, that's still a higher cap % than what Kane got on his full UfA deal, what Panarin just got on his....
So now you are asking me why a person signed until for 10.5MM in 2014 seems lower than the current cap max?
The answer is that if you cap adjust that salary, it would be worth 12.4mm today. How much would you value a wingers 33rd year old year (end of his term) vs his 26 year old year? Hint...a wingers prime isnt at 33.
 

Menzinger

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So now you are asking me why a person signed until for 10.5MM in 2014 seems lower than the current cap max?
The answer is that if you cap adjust that salary, it would be worth 12.4mm today. How much would you value a wingers 33rd year old year (end of his term) vs his 26 year old year? Hint...a wingers prime isnt at 33.

No, that's not what I said at all. Kanes 3rd contract was worth less than 15% of the cap when it was signed.

What I don't understand is how Marner in this scenario justifying he's worth a higher cap% (or let's face it, an equal %) than Kane....

If Marner was somehow a 25 year old free agent I have little doubt that almost every team in the league would line up to try and sign him. What I'm skeptical on is that any of them would. Give him an aav higher than McDavid
 
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