abax44
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Interesting to note hes actually here in the peg right now.
Hutch's wedding.
Interesting to note hes actually here in the peg right now.
As a rule, athletes say what they know they should say to promote the team to the community. Sure, some players like it here. Some players have shown they didn't like it here. And you can't deny Winnipeg is a popular choice for the no trade lists.
I like it a lot, but part of me is scared when it comes to Chevy and long-term contracts with goalies.
Not sure what is being asked here.
Hellebuyck did not go to arbitration last year.
He would have been UFA in 2 years no matter what. If he signed a 1 year deal this year, he would have been 1 year away from UFA next off-season. So even if he signed a one year deal this year then next year went to arbitration the Jets could not have selected a 2 year deal in arbitration, next year's arbitration would have been locked to a 1 year deal. If he had wanted Hellebuyck could have forced UFA in 2 years, but that is not very common and there is little sense that that would have happened. There was no option to sign a "bridge" unless you count a one year deal this summer as a "bridge". Any deal 2 years or longer would have left Hellebuyck as a UFA at the end of the deal.
Yeah that's what I thought. I had seen it suggested elsewhere that he could do a bridge deal or another 1 year deal and the math didn't add up. Thanks.
It is scary. Posted a article in another thread from TSN basically saying their is almost no correlation between what a goalie gets paid and their ability to stop the puck.
I'm sure everytime Chevy signs a goalie he's saying to himself... " man I hope this works out"
And yet you wouldn't believe how many wrote him off after one off season learning the nhl game. Some didn't see it as an outlier. Read last year goalie and Helly threads.We can't predict the future, but here's Hellebuyck's past:
2011-12: .930 (NAHL)
2012-13: .952 (NCAA)
2013-14: .941 (NCAA, Won Mike Richter Award as most outstanding NCAA goalie)
2014-15: .921 (AHL)
2015: .948 (IIHF World Championships, bronze medalist, WC All-Star Team)
2015-16: .922 (AHL), .918 (NHL)
2016-17: .907 (NHL)
2017-18: .924 (NHL regular season, Vezina finalist), .922 (NHL playoffs, 3rd best SV% in playoffs (>4 games))
Locking up this guy through his prime for NHL-average starter money is a pretty smart bet.
Not to be too picky, but it’s actually an $84 mill deal or $10.5 per.Mtl's Carey Price $80.4MM for 8 years is the highest paid Goalie. But Helly can stop pucks so...Montreal's willing to make a trade
Which has me wondering if we’ll see more deals this week or early next, if guys are in town and the team can meet with them and perhaps their agent to put pen on paper.Hutch's wedding.
And yet you wouldn't believe how many wrote him off after one off season learning the nhl game. Some didn't see it as an outlier. Read last year goalie and Helly threads.
They have the percentage at time of signing (although not the percentage at the time the contract takes effect, which would also be nice) on each player's page. But it would be nice if they had it on the Players | Active Players page: Browse - CapFriendly - NHL Salary CapsI have wanted to see sites like CapFriendly use % of cap for a long time. I'd love to see % of cap at signing, and then see them work out a way to see that number change over time as the cap changes.
Hey, I'm old enough to remember last offseason!And yet you wouldn't believe how many wrote him off after one off season learning the nhl game. Some didn't see it as an outlier. Read last year goalie and Helly threads.
PCATSAn underrated part of this signing that I haven't seen anyone post about:
Hellebuyck 6.167
Scheifele 6.125
Scheifele isn't the ceiling for our youngsters.
Last year:
Mason 4.1
Helle 2.25
6.35
This year
Helle 6.167
Brossoit .65
6.817
Nope. Unless you are adding injury callups, Hutch and Comrie. We could have injury callups this year too. Or are you just including all of Hutch's salary regardless of cap hit?