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http://www.tsn.ca/radio/montreal-690/yost-nhl-teams-should-be-using-dual-offer-sheets-1.316251
Yost gave an interesting interview on 690 yesterday talking about double offer sheets. The premise is to sign of guy to a sheet that would cost a 1st and 3rd and another to one that would cost a 2nd. While teams would likely match the one, they may not be able to match both.
Boston's Hamilton and Spooner were used as an example. They would match the Hamilton but could not easily afford Spooner, who would then cost someone a 2nd (good value).
He also used Ottawa (Zibanejad or Stone and Hoffman). With all the useless deadweight, we'd be in tough to match both and could lose a Hoffman for a 2nd.
Apparently within 30 minutes of posting his thoughts he was getting call from GMs asking for clarifications. His 690 interview was quite good (1200 was talking nonsense at the time, as usual) and bring out a potential ability to get a lower rated player for a bargain draft pick that would take years to develop to the same point as the guy just lost.
Yost gave an interesting interview on 690 yesterday talking about double offer sheets. The premise is to sign of guy to a sheet that would cost a 1st and 3rd and another to one that would cost a 2nd. While teams would likely match the one, they may not be able to match both.
Boston's Hamilton and Spooner were used as an example. They would match the Hamilton but could not easily afford Spooner, who would then cost someone a 2nd (good value).
He also used Ottawa (Zibanejad or Stone and Hoffman). With all the useless deadweight, we'd be in tough to match both and could lose a Hoffman for a 2nd.
Apparently within 30 minutes of posting his thoughts he was getting call from GMs asking for clarifications. His 690 interview was quite good (1200 was talking nonsense at the time, as usual) and bring out a potential ability to get a lower rated player for a bargain draft pick that would take years to develop to the same point as the guy just lost.