FA Game #3 by CP, RR, and IR4

coz21

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Blockbuster coming out of Tampa!

The Tampa Bay Lightning Lightning have shipped off Vincent Lecavalier, Brett Connoly, and their 2012 1st round pick in exchange for Brian Campbell, Dave Bolland, and Corey Crawford

NBN had this to say, "I am very sad to see Vinny go, but with his contract being so long, we had to go in a different direction. We are very excited to bring in Brian, Dave, and Corey. This adds depth to our team, and gives us that young starting goalie we've been searching for. Brian is a #1 puck-moving d-man, and Dave is a proven playoff performer who adds some feistiness to our team."​

:hawks confirm

We figure if you're going to have an albatross contract, you might as well get a decent player plus with the addition of Jonathan Ericsson we had an extra defenseman. We're sad to see Dave and Corey go but we'll get over it. Connolly also improves our prospect depth.


On that note, all prospects are now available for a top 6 winger.
 

Blackhawkswincup

RIP Fugu
Jun 24, 2007
187,336
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2011-2012 Los Angeles Kings

Dustin Penner - Anze Kopitar - Justin Williams
Alexander Frolov - Nicklas Backstrom - Dustin Brown
Andrei Loktionov - Jarret Stoll - Brad Richardson
Kyle Clifford - Jeff Halpern - Scott Parse

Drew Doughty - Jack Johnson
Rob Scuderi - Willie Mitchell
Matt Greene - Alec Martinez
Davis Drewiske

Jonathan Quick
Jonathan Bernier

SALARY CAP: $62,200,000; CAP PAYROLL: $58,535,476; BONUSES: $347,500
CAP SPACE (21-man roster): $2,364,524

Top Prospects
1- RW Tyler Toffoli
2- D Derek Forbort
3- D Slava Voynov
4- LW Stanislav Galiev
5- D Nicolas Deslauriers
6- G Martin Jones
7- RW Brandon Kozun
8- LW Maxim Kitsyn
9- D Jake Muzzin
10- RW Linden Vey

I believe the Kings are now in a position to compete with the West elite for the cup. Also left enough cap room to carry an assortment of extra skaters if needed or make a trade deadline move to improve the club
 

donghabs98

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Oct 14, 2010
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:habs

FORWARDS
Mike Cammalleri- Tomas Plekanec- Daniel Alfredsson
Max Pacioretty-Jason Arnott- Brian Gionta
Nick Foligno- David Desharnais-Pascal Dupuis
Ryan White - Eric Belanger- Jamie Langenbrunner
Jesse Winchester,Jochen Hecht

DEFENSEMEN
Andrei Markov- P.K. Subban
Josh Gorges-Hal Gill
Filip Kuba- Jeff Schultz
Yannick Weber

GOALTENDERS

Carey Price
Brian Boucher

We feel that finally we have a team that can be one of the top teams in the east and can make a run at the cup.
We look at last year and how great Carey was and how this team can help him out by scoring goals.
We look to rest Price more so look to see Brian Boucher in goal for 20 games.
Our D is strong so is our offense and with this team we hope we can bring the cup back to Montreal
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RR

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Mar 8, 2009
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CAROLINA :canes HURRICANES

FORWARDS
Jeff Skinner ($1.400m) / Eric Staal ($8.250m) / Zach Boychuk ($1.195m)
Brett MacLean ($0.900m) / David Legwand ($4.500m) / Chad Larose ($2.400m)
Lauri Korpikoski ($1.250m) / Brandon Sutter ($1.800m) / Mikael Samuelsson ($2.500m)
Drayson Bowman ($0.845m) / Zac Dalpe ($0.875m) / Troy Bodie ($0.575m)
Jerome Samson ($0.512m) / Jiri Tlusty ($0.600m)

DEFENSEMEN
Joni Pitkanen ($6.000m) / Scott Hannan ($2.500m)
Joe Corvo ($2.250m) / Tim Gleason ($2.750m)
Bryan Allen ($2.900m) / Jamie McBain ($0.850m)
Derek Joslin ($0.625m)

GOALTENDERS
Cam Ward ($6.300m) / Justin Peters ($0.525m)

SALARY CAP: $62,300,000
CAP PAYROLL: $52,304,166
CAP SPACE (23-man roster): $9,95,834


We had a lot of decisions to make this off-season. We came in with just 11 players from our NHL roster signed with >$30M committed to those 11 players.

It was tough to let Jussi Jokinen and Erik Cole walk, but had we been able to retain them it would have taken a commitment of ~$10M per year on our part. And with our budget of ~$53M would have left us with $13M to to use on 9 players. And knowing Joni Pitkanen was our top target to retain, we'd been down to $7M for 8 players.

We also knew we need to improve on the Power Play (ranked 19th in 2010-11), Penalty Kill (20th last year), Goals Allowed (21st), and in the face-off dot (29th last year).

Mikael Samulsson and Brett MacLean both like to crash the net and hang out in the crease on the power play, something we lacked last year. That should create more opportunities in close rather than relying on perimeter shots. It should also make Eric Staal and Jeff Skinner even more effective with bodies at the net.

On the PK we added Lauri Korpikoski, who ranked 6th overall in the NHL for short-handed time on the ice by forwards. We also brought in Scott Hannan who can eat up minutes and add toughness to our blueline in clearing out bodies for netminder Cam Ward.

Korpikoski (+17), Legwand (+13), Samuelsson (+8), Hannan (+3), all make us better at even strength and some grit, which we were sorely missing up front last year. And in Legwand and Korpi we gained two solid forwards who can win in the face-off circle.

In addition we were able to open spots for some of our NHL-ready youngsters like Zach Boychuk and Zac Dalpe. We also picked up two extra draft picks for a total of 4. We were thrilled with Alex Khoklachev (#12, who was #9 on our board), Mark Schiefele (#17, and #12 on our board), Rocco Grimaldi (#42, who we had at #13) and Mike McKee (#59, who was #40 on our board).

All-in-all we think we did very well with our limited budget and will make our return to the playoffs next season, while adding tremendous depth to our prospects pool going forward.
 

JumpierPegasus

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Sergei Samsonov - Joe Thornton - Marian Gaborik
Wojtek Wolski - Logan Couture - Matthias Tendenby
Ben Ferriero - Danius Zubrus - Ben Eager
Nikolai Antropov - Kyle Wellwood - Jamie McGinn


Dan Boyle - Marc-Edouard Vlasic
Niclas Wallin - Jason Demers
Bryan McCabe - Hal Gill

Cory Schneider
Anti Niemi​

Lines while waiting for one more signing
 

coz21

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:hawks have finally signed Troy Brouwer and Michael Frolik. With that all we need is a couple of goalies. This is our final lineup minus goaltending.


CAPGEEK.COM CAP CALCULATOR

FORWARDS
Patrick Kane ($6.300m) / Jonathan Toews ($6.300m) / Patrick Sharp ($3.900m)
Marian Hossa ($5.275m) / Vincent Lecavalier ($7.727m) / Troy Brouwer ($1.800m)
Michael Frolik ($1.000m) / Bryan Bickell ($0.541m) / Viktor Stalberg ($1.000m)
Ben Smith ($0.812m) / Jake Dowell ($0.605m) / Marcus Kruger ($0.900m)

DEFENSEMEN
Duncan Keith ($5.538m) / Brent Seabrook ($5.800m)
Jonathan Ericsson ($3.500m) / Niklas Hjalmarsson ($3.500m)
Nick Leddy ($1.116m) / John Scott ($0.512m)


CAPGEEK.COM TOTALS (follow @capgeek on Twitter)
(these totals are compiled without the bonus cushion)
SALARY CAP: $62,200,000; CAP PAYROLL: $56,129,068; BONUSES: $730,000
CAP SPACE (18-man roster): $6,070,932
 

donghabs98

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Sergei Samsonov - Joe Thornton - Marian Gaborik
Wojtek Wolski - Logan Couture - Matthias Tendenby
Ben Ferriero - Danius Zubrus - Ben Eager
Nikolai Antropov - Kyle Wellwood - Jamie McGinn


Dan Boyle - Marc-Edouard Vlasic
Niclas Wallin - Jason Demers
Bryan McCabe - Hal Gill

Cory Schneider
Anti Niemi​

Lines while waiting for one more signing
I think i had re-signed Gill

:habs
Re-signs Hal Gill to a 1yr 1.8M deal

It was post #275
 

JumpierPegasus

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I think i had re-signed Gill



It was post #275

Well then I have just been had because this was in the free agency thread


JumpierPegasus said:
:sharks have signed huge, hard hitting defender Hal Gill to a 2 year deal worth about 2.5 million dollars per year

Hal Gill - 2,500,000 - 2 years

San Jose is very happy to add to our new defensive corps with Hal [Gill]


So I guess we haven't signed him which opens up a lot of cap room to sign a different defenseman
 

NowitzkisBrownNugget

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Blues Acquire Hedman From Tampa Bay
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The St. Louis Blues have acquire defensemen Victor Hedman from the Tampa Bay Lightning today in exchange for TJ Oshie, Roman Polak, and Jaden Schwartz.

Yes, we overpayed, but the pairing of Hedman and Pietrangelo is to scary to pass up.

I'll figure out all the numbers but I think this finalizes my roster.

Confirm
 

NowitzkisBrownNugget

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:bolts

Line-up for 2011-2012

Steve Downie -- Steve Stamkos -- Martin St. Louis

TJ Oshie -- Dave Bolland -- Teddy Purcell

Ryan Malone -- Nate Thompson -- Sean Bergenheim

Dana Tyrell -- Dominic Moore -- James Wright


Pavel Kubina -- Brian Campbell

Mike Lundin -- Matthias Ohlund

Roman Polak -- Brett Clark

Matt Smaby


Corey Crawford

Dwayne Roloson

CAPGEEK.COM TOTALS (follow @capgeek on Twitter)
(these totals are compiled without the bonus cushion)
SALARY CAP: $62,200,000; CAP PAYROLL: $61,872,518; BONUSES: $462,500
CAP SPACE (21-man roster): $327,482​
 

scrappylilnobody

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:pens

Kunitz - Crosby - Grabner
Neal - Malkin - Latendresse
Cooke - Staal - Kennedy
Jeffery - Vitale - Letestu

Martin - Michalek
Orpik - Letang
Lovejoy - Engelland

Fleury
Johnson

The Penguins added two wingers this off-season, creating ridiculous depth through out their lineup. Grabner takes Dupuis spot on an already good first line. Malkin goes from playing with scrubs to playing with Neal and Latendresse who have both scored 20+ goals and are solid defensively. The best part about trading for two top six wingers is the ability to keep the third line of Cooke-Staal-Kennedy together. This line is proven defensively and can cycle to keep teams trapped in their own end. It's one of the best third lines in all of hockey.

This team is the same team that kept itself together without Crosby and Malkin. The defense and Fleury will only continue their great and consistent play. It's Stanley Cup of failure for the Pens.

What does everyone think? I would have put together a better 4th line but I never heard back on Adams/Rupp/Asham so I went with the young guys.
 
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Dr Pepper

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Dec 9, 2005
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Your 2011-2012 Ottawa Senators:

:sens

J. Jokinen ($5.750m) - Spezza ($7.000m) - Havlat ($5.000m)
Cole ($4.000m) - Eller ($1.270833m) - Miettinen $2.500m)
Carcillo ($1.100m) - Wandell ($.775m) - Shannon ($.750m)
Condra ($.850m) - Smith ($.555m) - Butler ($1.000m)


Gonchar ($5.500m) - Karlsson ($1.300m)
Fistric ($1.000m) - Phillips ($3.083333m)
Lee ($.875m) - Carkner ($.700m)

Anderson ($3.1875m)
Lehner ($.900m)

Cap Hit: $47.096,666

Top Prospects

Jonathan Huberdeau
Niklas Jensen
Myles Bell
Johnathon Miller
Mario Lucia
Samu Perhonen
Miikka Salomaki
Riley Nash
Jared Staal
Jarred Tinordi
Alexander Avtsin
Maxim Trunev
Tyler Beskorowany
Curtis McKenzie
Danny Kristo
David Rundblad
Jakob Silfverberg
Patrick Wiercioch
Louie Caporusso
Jim O'Brien
Roman Wick

 

TLinden

Benning gonnaBenning
Nov 1, 2006
6,890
0
Vancouver, BC
:rangers

Callahan-Marleau-Clowe
Dubinsky-Stepan-Anisimov
Darche-Christensen-Zucarello
Drury-Boyle-Prust
Avery

Staal-Girardi
Del Zotto-Brewer
McDonagh-Gilroy

Lundqvist
Biron


We missed some big FAs, but we're happy with our lineup, we expect some line changes to happen as Kreider and Grachev will attend training camp.
 

Regina Pat

Keep Kadri
May 16, 2010
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The ODR
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Jakub Voracek - Mikko Koivu 'A' - Rick Nash 'C'
Matt Calvert - Ryan Johansen - Alex Tanguay
Kristian Huselius - Tomas Kopecky - Nathan Gerbe
Samuel Pahlsson 'A' - Derek Dorset - Jiri Hudler
Jared Boll

Anton Stralman - Anton Babchuk
Marc Methot - Marc-Andre Gragnani
Fedor Tyutin - Andrew Alberts
Sami Lepisto

Jimmy Howard
Alex Auld

In: Mikko Koivu, Alex Tanguay, Nathan Gerbe, Tomas Kopecky, Jiri Hudler, Gustav Nyquist, Landon Ferraro, Jason Zucker, Austen Watson, Rickard Rackell, Anton Babchuk, Marc-Andre Gragnani, Andrew Alberts, David Musil, Jimmy Howard, and Alex Auld

Red - Top aquisitions

Out: RJ Umberger, Nikita Filatov, Derrick Brassard, Scottie Upshall, Ethan Moreau, Chris Clark, Craig Rivet, Jan Hejda, Cody Goulobef, Steve Mason, 8th Overall (Joel Armia)

Review: Success! We set out to land a #1 centre, and did that with Mikko Koivu. He makes our forward group ready to compete with our tough divisional foes. The losses of Umberger, Filatov and Brassard were quickly replaced by Free Agents Alex Tanguay and Tomas Kopecky, Blue-chip Ryan Johansen and aquistions Nathan Gerbe and Jiri Hudler. Our prospect pool also added some more Forwards, and 1st Rounder D-man David Musil.

Defense is still weak, but it's now much younger, with WHC D-men Gragnani and Methot, along with Stralman coming back. Anton Babchuk will need to have a big year, being a key presence on the blue line.

Goaltending was improved with Jimmy Howard, aquired before the draft from Detroit, giving us a true number one in net, balance out with great back up Alex Auld.
 

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