Proposal: Signed Panarin + Bobrovsky to Florida

[Laus723]

Sunrise isn't the big city he is looking for...

Who? Panarin has a home in Miami, night help negotiations. We’ll see, a lot of players stay down here.

 

[Jason MacIsaac]

Who? Panarin has a home in Miami, night help negotiations. We’ll see, a lot of players stay down here.

Wasn't aware of that, I got the feeling from media he is looking for a NYC/LA/Chi/Det type of deal.

 

[MintyFresh88]

Panthers can't afford them.

Says who? Cap is fine to take those on if they move out Reimer and Luongo retires.

 

[jonlin]

0% Panarin signs for 9.5 or less.

0% Bobrovsky signs for 8 or less. He can get 11 M in the KHL

Panarin will be 10+

Bob will start at 9.

I bet the moon that Bob doesnt fetch 8M+ longterm.

I believe Panarin could be signed at 9M/6yrs and Bob 7M/5yrs. Barkov is at 6M/yr. No way Panarin get more than 3M more

 

[ShootIt]

It’s not early negotiating rights. They are both guaranteed to sign in this hypothetical

Jackets fan or panthers? The reason I made it a 2020 is because it looks like Florida will miss this year

Panthers.

If the Panthers did acquire those two, and the Indian burial ground curse is broken, the Panthers should make the playoffs in 2020. So that first would be lower in value.

I only give up Huberdeau to help eat the cap hit of Panarin and allow the team to re-sign Dadonov and/or Hoffman in 2020.
Or acquire a top 4 dman somehow with picks or prospects.

 

[JohnnyJacket13]

The OP’s proposal is probably best case scenario for Columbus. I would accept that in a heartbeat

 

[koyvoo]

If they gave up such a significant haul for Brassard, what in the world would they be expected to pay for two players who are immeasurably better and more valuable than Brassard?

 

[crackdown44]

With the move Florida just made it seems more likely they’ll be waiting till the summer. No need for them to shell this out

 

[TomasHertlsRooster]

If they gave up such a significant haul for Brassard, what in the world would they be expected to pay for two players who are immeasurably better and more valuable than Brassard?

They gave up junk for Brassard, Sheahan, and a couple picks.

 

[nickdawg95]

I love it, good thread OP

 

[Mogo]

Why would Panthers give up anything when they can just sign them July 1?

 

[Gizmo Tkachuk]

We'll wait until July, thanks.

 

[Rico Suave]

why give up assets,wait for the summer and sign them

 

[Reddwit]

0% Panarin signs for 9.5 or less.

0% Bobrovsky signs for 8 or less. He can get 11 M in the KHL

Panarin will be 10+

Bob will start at 9.

No he can't. Those days are over. Why do you think there's been a rash of KHL stalwarts coming over or back to the US? The KHL is cash strapped, instituting a soft cap with no overages allowed, and will have a hard cap with no star exceptions in a year or two (can't remember when its going into effect exactly).

Remember, with no florida income tax, it's like 8.5m = 11m there...so he may sign that type of deal with Fla

No. Not at all. $8.5m in Florida = about $9.25M in Ohio.

 

[Eddy Punch Clock]

What's the Panthers cap situation look like?

I'll see myself out.....

 

[zar]

Why would Florida give up any decent pieces when it’s pretty much a given Panarin and Bobrovsky aren’t signing in Columbus?

They also have a cap space and the tax-break advantage to be the front runners in the off-season.

 

[JT Kreider]

There is no such thing as a 'signed' Panarin and Bobrovsky. It is just a cheap trick used on this board to significantly inflate a players value.

 

[Beezeral]

The OP’s proposal is probably best case scenario for Columbus. I would accept that in a heartbeat

it's a delusional situation. no chance the Panthers are giving up Huberdeau for Panarin at this point in the process.

 

[periferal]

Panarin is months away from free agency. If he wants to be in Florida why would the Panthers not just wait and sign him in the summer without giving up assets?

1. To not compete with other teams.
2. To not risk his price going up further.

I'm not saying I agree with shipping out multiple top assets for even a resigned rental player, but those would be the reasons.

 

[The3rd]

I bet the moon that Bob doesnt fetch 8M+ longterm.

I believe Panarin could be signed at 9M/6yrs and Bob 7M/5yrs. Barkov is at 6M/yr. No way Panarin get more than 3M more

That's kind of splitting hairs. I think in realty UFAs of that caliber could get 10 and 8 with a new CBA and the cap increasing the way it is.

 

[Toe Pick]

1. To not compete with other teams.
2. To not risk his price going up further.

I'm not saying I agree with shipping out multiple top assets for even a resigned rental player, but those would be the reasons.

3. To offer the 8th year.

 

[CupsOverCash]

Why would the Panthers do this? They are likely signing Panarin and Bob in the offseason. They will back up the brink trucks to them.

 

[Guffman]

Well, FLA isn't the only team saying that about one/both of these guys.

There is zero reason for them to sign unless they really want to go to Florida long-term over other potential destinations. And if that is the case, Florida should just wait until July 1.

 

[Beezeral]

Why would the Panthers do this? They are likely signing Panarin and Bob in the offseason. They will back up the brink trucks to them.

give up a top prospect and a 1st line winger on a great contract to give these guys an 8th year. lmao no

 

[Chardo]

Remember, with no florida income tax, it's like 8.5m = 11m there...so he may sign that type of deal with Fla

No, it's not. 8.5m in Florida is like 9m and change in other states.

The no state tax thing is overblown. When guys are signing 8 and 9 figure contracts, a couple million difference in tax is low on the decision tree.