Confirmed with Link: Matt Murray to Ottawa for Jonathan Gruden + 2020 2nd (52nd)

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jcs0218

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TSN is reporting a 5 year deal.

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Edit: They have fixed it now to 4 years. It was saying 5 years for about 15 minutes after it was reported.
 
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Tuna99

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More than I expected, we really need to see Stanley cup champion Murray for that money. Nice to see us spending real money though.

back to back championships


I don’t like the contract. And he has a ton to prove still. It’s been a couple years since he’s been a top goalie and it’ll hard to bounce back in front of this team
 
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Schmautz11

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I hope you’re right but it could also just be shifting the dollars to years where there will be less COVID impact.

Exactly. But I thnk that would be a Murray ask, not the Sens. Would you rather get 25-40% escrow pulled back on $8M or $4m?
 

Karl Prime

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Year 3 and 4 fit with the time where they hope to compete so it's good in that sense. Maybe a touch too expensive but if he plays well it will be worth it.
 

Bileur

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Exactly. But I thnk that would be a Murray ask, not the Sens. Would you rather get 25-40% escrow pulled back on $8M or $4m?

Good point. Could be both as the sens might want some positive cash flow from the gate revenue to cover the higher salary.
 

L'Aveuglette

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Seems like we're paying for the Matt Murray of a few years ago. I would have liked to keep term short at that price and see how he plays backstopping a bottom-feeder. The Pittsburgh Penguins, we are not.
 

Micklebot

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Exactly. But I thnk that would be a Murray ask, not the Sens. Would you rather get 25-40% escrow pulled back on $8M or $4m?

Escrow is set at 20% with another 10% in deferred pay this coming season. There's also the likelihood that this year has prorated contracts due to the condensed season.

So, a 1 million dollars this year, may end up ends up being prorated to about 600k, 20% of which is held back for escrow that you might never see again, and another 10% deferred to be paid over a 3 year span down the road.

It's possible you see less than 50 cents on the dollar of this years salary...

Edit: I'm just guessing on the prorated bit, it might be covered by the 10% deferral and escrow, idk. In which case, you're getting 80 cents on the dollar, with 10 cents of it deferred.
 
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