Confirmed Signing with Link: 26 players have filed for Salary Arbitration *Updated with Arbitration schedule *
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Stuzchuk
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dont only look at capspace, look at players AAV as well (due to Bonuses)... nut after a year with 10M of deadcap, I guess the NYR can afford a hit for cap penalty for 1yr
GAGLine
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Yeah, I know. I've been the one saying that since the day after we won the lottery.
serp
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They can't unless its above $4.5M which i sincerely doubt it will be.
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The most troubling part for teams must be the fact that you can't walk away from anything lower than 4.5mil.
Stuzchuk
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Well, Graves signed just a few days ago for over 3mil. It's all up to the arbitrator. DeAngelo has far superior production, Norris votes and a longer track record, while Graves had analytics and +/- which for some reason still means quite a bit. Personally, I think DeAngelo should get plenty more than Graves given his numbers and I can't really remember the last time when a 50 point D (if you go by ppg he's over 63 points in a full season) reached arbitration. I wouldn't be surprised if he got more than the walkway limit.
serp
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Well teams didn't need to tender QO's if they weren't comfortable with that.
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Shayne Gostisbehere, Damon Severson & John Klingberg. He would compare their second contracts & first 3 years in the league to his own.
Second contracts:
Gostisbehere: $4.5m
Klingberg: $4.25m
Severson: $4.166m
According to Capfriendly, he'd have to be awarded a contract greater than $4,538,958 for Rangers to walk away. I expect he gets a minimum of $4m.
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GirardSpinorama
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GirardSpinorama
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We've just seen a crazy number of decent players not qualified and we saw unprecedented weird cap dump trades and 1 year deals. I think arbitration is probably the best Avenue for players to get paid this off season.
It was a little more complicated than that. There were scenarios that they could have gotten rid of him but cecibheld the cards. It depended in the arbitration amount, it may or may not have been binding depending on tgat.
This pushes forward his ufa date doesnt it? Hes ufa after this deal i think? So he may be trying to get that too.
RoyalDoubleMcCheesie
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How many of these players will come to a new agreement before their schedule arbitration case is heard?
Remember last year some players agreed to a new contract the day before the hearing. And weren't some just hours before as well?
Remember last year some players agreed to a new contract the day before the hearing. And weren't some just hours before as well?
SI90
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Ho-Sang is going to show up in person walking in like this for his $740k 1yr deal
If Virtanen gets $3m I will cry and accept it but hope he gets traded
Machinae
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Ceci just accepted his qualifying offer, didn't he? If he went to arbitration the Leafs would have walked away from his contract.
No he didnt. The leafs signed him before arbitration above his QO. If they went to arbitration wherher or not they could walk woukd depend on the arbitration award. Had the leafs refused to offer above his QO he couod just sign it and the leafs would be stuck with him. There were many ways that scenario could have played out.
mouser
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In a normal year 24 to 26 would come to an agreement. Leaving zero to 2 with arbitration awards.
The big question is whether the unique situation the league and players are in will incentivize more players to take the chance on an arbitration award this year.
