Around the NHL: 2018-2019 (Part 2) Off-Season Thread, Arbitration Anyone?

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Jim Bob

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Buffalo is one of those teams that gets screwed by this the most. High tax state, small market team.

I'm pretty sure if you make the cap tax neutral, then the Canadian teams will see the biggest benefit followed by the teams in California and then teams in NY.

It will be interesting to see if the teams that will see a benefit of this (NYI, NYR, Buf, Tor, Mon, Ott, Buf, Win, Ana, SJ, LA, Cal, Edm, and Van) will get enough support to change things.

Fla, TB, and Dal are the obvious teams that will get hurt by this. I wonder what happens to the other 14 teams?
 

Icicle

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Fix what stuff? State tax rates? How could this "problem" be addressed in a CBA? Different teams are permitted to offer different max deals based on state tax rate? That'd never make it into a CBA for any number of reasons.
AAVs being prorated is really that hard to comprehend?
 

haseoke39

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Not for nothing, though, that if you want to get those tax benefits, then you have to live in those places.
 

1972

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Wait, when did we go from "EK is going to TB" to "some argue TB has a shot"?

Aside for Bob McKenzie and guys really connected these guys don’t have a clue. Any fan on here could come up with likely destinations for Karlsson.
 

joshjull

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It was interesting listening to a discussion on NHL network radio how guys or their agents can overplay their hands and miss out on money or even a NHL job. They talked about how the money dries up considerably after the first day or so of free agency. It came up in light of Maroon not signing until today and switching agents a few days ago. They were speculating that his agent messed up and cost him a better deal by overplaying his hand. Its plausible with him only signing for 1yr 1.75mil.
 

1972

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It was interesting listening to a discussion on NHL network radio how guys or their agents can overplay their hands and miss out on money or even a NHL job. They talked about how the money dries up considerably after the first day or so of free agency. It came up in light of Maroon not signing until today and switching agents a few days ago. They were speculating that his agent messed up and cost him a better deal by overplaying his hand. Its plausible with him only signing for 1yr 1.75mil.

This is where you get the value, isn’t Mark Letestu out there as well?
 

DapperCam

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How much would Pac cost? 4 seasons of 30+ goals 60+ points with meh centers.

I’d pay a late first plus a small add. That would be the price at the deadline, and would at least indicate management is somewhat serious about making us watchable next year.
 
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