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Calgary would go Beast Mode if Tkachuk would take under 7.
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Calgary would go Beast Mode if Tkachuk would take under 7.
It’s insane to think how many key RFA’s are not signed.
Loyalty? Why? Becouse team drafted you in top 10? Or should team be thankful that they got to draft top10 player? If you want loyalty, get a dog.
Long term to Mikko is 5 and to Sakic is 7 or 8.Both Joe and Mikko are on the record that they want a long term deals.
MacKinnon started just turning 18 though and the 7 years takes him through 27 , Rantanen was turning 20 so bit of a difference in age. A 5 year deal will take him through to 27.and it may also be that they don't want to end up like Scheiffle and MacKinnon and drastically outperform their contract 2 years into it and be locked in for another 5/6 years.
McKinnon should be entering his final RFA year and would be UFA in 2020, but he's signed for 3 UFA years. Scheiffle won't hit UFA until he's 31, the same summer as Aho/Mathews when those 2 are turning 27. Even Taylor Hall will be a UFA in 2020, and he'll be 28 turning 29 in the fall of 2020. So, whoever pays him is buying some declining years.
We are talking about Rantanen giving the Avs 8 years already on a 5 year extension plus his ELC, not to mention the 1 year in the A he played for the franchise.
Every UFA year is pricy. Jamie Benn was 28 when he started his 8 year deal. First 3 years of his deal pay him $13 million per until he turns 31. Rantanen will be 26 when he's a UFA. So, when you're trying to calculate the cost of his UFA years, it's going to cost $13 million or more for each of the maximum of 4 years until age 30, not the $9.5 million cap hit that Benn is on.
Have to pay for the prime years.
AgreedCrosby said it best, "taking alittle less only works when everyone else takes alittle less".
If Mikko signs for more then say 10, i would say a couple guys in that room are alittle choked. happy for him but a little choked. Nate @ 6.3, Landy @ 5.7, EJ @ 6. Look at Boston, they got Marchand, Bergeron, Pastrnak locked down for like 21 mil & look where they ended up last season.
9.6 x 5 i could live with, anything higher then 9.6 better have 8 year term. 9 x 6 (three year modified NTC) is fair for both sides imo.
Teams don't have to copy the Leafs mistakes though, it's just they have to sit the player to stay within their internal cap structure whereas Toronto didn't have the stones to.Nylander started a new trend im afraid of
exactly, if individuals don't want to buy into that then they should be moved. I love Rants but if he doesn't buy into this then trade him and get players that will.Because it's a team sport genius. Wanting a ridiculously high AAV all the while asking for shorter term only hurts the team as a whole. Effects who can be brought in as depth etc. This is why a team like Tampa and their ability to lock their guys up to great contracts will keep them as one of the best for the foreseeable future.
Both Joe and Mikko are on the record that they want a long term deals.
If he wants 5, it better be for Aho’s $8.5m AAV. I’d much rather have him for 8 at $10-11m AAV.
So after the owners fought and made it seem like 5 year term was the max they wanted to give out in the last CBA negotiations, here they are fighting to sign these players for 8 years and acting like 5 years won't work. Make up your minds!
Because it's a team sport genius. Wanting a ridiculously high AAV all the while asking for shorter term only hurts the team as a whole. Effects who can be brought in as depth etc. This is why a team like Tampa and their ability to lock their guys up to great contracts will keep them as one of the best for the foreseeable future.
What if a player buys in but the GM decides it's better for himself to deal the player away? You can't ask me to buy in and then say that ultimately I'm completely expendable. GMs should act in their best interest. Players should act in their best interest. Problem solved.exactly, if individuals don't wany to buy into that then they should be moved. I love Rants but if he doesn't buy in to this then trade him and get players that will.
Nylander started a new trend im afraid of
Other RFA's in the past signed for less term. Shorter term 5 year deals have happened before. The difference this year is that there's just so many high profile RFA's who are impact players.
You get the impression this year that they're all waiting on Marner because they didn't like the Aho or Girard signings. Combine that with this perceived new rich TV deal in a couple of years and greed has taken over.
I'm not convinced Dubas will cave on Marner. I thought the Matthews contract was player friendly but they don't even have the cap space to pay Marner what he wants.
It's probably $10M x 8, $9M x 6 or $8M x 3. The Marner camp asking for Matthews $ is ridiculous. He's not an elite C or goal scorer and even their PP became predictable and underwhelmed.
8 year contracts are pretty crazy. Idk why GMs think that is reasonable. Entry contract plus 8 year deal is basically your entire career.
Agreed, I hate em. I would move to a short RFA period and a 5 year limit.
Low AAV equals loyalty? Wanting longer term with that low AAV equals more loyalty? So i bet you are the guy who tells his boss, that you will gladly take paycut for the team AND you are willing to work for 3 years longer for that lower money? If your team cannot afford him, make a trade and spend that 10M AAV for some mediocre players instead.
You know what I'm talking about. Keep being ignorant though. Crosby did it, kucherov did it, there is plenty of examples. The point is, the money usually decreases when the term is less. 10m should only be the number if it's 7-8 years. I'd gladly Let him sit out before giving him some dumb contract like dubas is rumored to do with marner and 9.5 for 3 years.
Not from.Sakic he won't, Avs won't overpay, If he wants to sit and play in the KHL then so be it . He can always be tradedSure, make him sit then. He will make that money in KHL. He can always come back as FA in some point. RFA game has changed, kids get paid these days so it is utterly ignorant to use Crosby as an example. See Keller deal, 47 points got 7.15x8. What do you think Rantanen will get with 87 points in 74 games? 10x5 sounds about right.
YikesSure, make him sit then. He will make that money in KHL. He can always come back as FA in some point. RFA game has changed, kids get paid these days so it is utterly ignorant to use Crosby as an example. See Keller deal, 47 points got 7.15x8. What do you think Rantanen will get with 87 points in 74 games? 10x5 sounds about right.
Edit. based on Capfriendly's income tax calculator, Keller’s AAV would be ~ $8.5M if he were to play in Toronto/Montreal.