So, over the last 3 seasons, McDavid has out-scored Ovechkin by 31 points per 82 games
I'll never criticize a player for asking for as much money as they can get, because showing "loyalty" counts for nothing because teams won't be as loyal to you as you are to them, but I'm a little surprised that he'd want a raise from $9.5 million after making enough money to retire for like 10 lifetimes.
I thought he'd be fine with just basically extending his current contract for a few more years, not ask for a 25% or so raise.
What's the point of this? Ovechkin is a goal scorer that just won the cup and has carried Washington for over 10 years.Ovechkin has 243 points in his last 231 games (1.05 PPG), which works out to 86 points per 82 games
McDavid has 321 points in his last games 224 games (1.43 PPG), which works out to 117 points per 82 games
So, over the last 3 seasons, McDavid has out-scored Ovechkin by 31 points per 82 games
What's the point of this? Ovechkin is a goal scorer that just won the cup and has carried Washington for over 10 years.
The same reason Kobe got his last contract, he literally made the team relevant for YEARS and YEARS and won championships. If someone is a generational franchise player and stays in your organization that long you take care of them.You know exactly what the relevance is...
On the other hand, what does it matter what Ovechkin did over the last decade? Players should be paid for what they will do, not for what they've done...
That was it...
Nothing more needed to be said
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I don't know how you can't give Ovi whatever he wants, I also don't know how you build a competitive team with Ovi and Backstrom in the back half of their careers at 20M+
In the last three years, Alex Ovechkin has one Stanley Cup and Ronald McDonald has one playoff appearance.Ovechkin has 243 points in his last 231 games (1.05 PPG), which works out to 86 points per 82 games
McDavid has 321 points in his last games 224 games (1.43 PPG), which works out to 117 points per 82 games
So, over the last 3 seasons, McDavid has out-scored Ovechkin by 31 points per 82 games
In the last three years, Alex Ovechkin has one Stanley Cup and Ronald McDonald has one playoff appearance.
So you are insinuating that because McDavid scores on average about 1/3 more of a point per game, he is by default deemed more worthy of a higher total percentage of the team cap hit? Dude has been a warrior for 15 years, and is essentially a lock for at least top 3 all time goalscorer if not higher, and is still arguably the most lethal sniper in the league. I think its fair that he ask for the same percentage of the cap that he has earned forthelast 13 years. Term is another question all together though, that is for sure.