Same principle I guess but I have seen all what is it 7 games of his. A one way contract means he is staying here, and with them not even talking to Ference ,and McQuaid having slipped I doubt he is staying here for depth. I suppose a trade is possible but you always want someone on a two-way contract because it is cheaper duh. A chain is only as strong as its weakest link...bad move..quite bad.
BURIED CONTRACTS (Wade Redden Rule)
Money paid to players outside of the NHL counts against the cap.
A one-way contract counts against the cap as follows:
cap hit – [ minimum salary + $375,000 ]
Example: If Wade Redden plays in the minors in 2012-13, he counts as follows.
$6.5M – [ $525,000 + $375,000 ] = $5.6M
A two-way contract counts as follows:
minor-league salary – [ minimum salary + $375,000 ]
Example: Player A’s two-way contract pays $3M/$1M in 2012-13 and counts as follows in the minors.
$1M – [ $525,000 + $375,000 ] = $100,000
There is literally $0 salary cap impact to this contract unless he's in Boston, in which case he's making just slightly above the minimum amount you can pay a player.