russ4king
Registered User
Okay I have been looking at where some of the teams stand against the cap for next year.
The Penguins are by far the closest team to the cap for next year already...with 70.6m spent for 9 Fwds, 6 Dman, and 2 goalies.
Now they do get back 3.7m with Dupuis going on LTIR once the season starts. So that puts them at about 67m...with 8 Fwds, 6 dman and 2 goalies once you remove Dupuis.
Many are forcasting the Cap will be flat but could possible shrink by a million or so. If it remains flat..that gives them 4 million dollars to sign a minimum of 4 players with no reserves...so ideally they need to also sign a spare D and F. So that's 6 players divided into 4m...that's not much.
Luckily only players that need to be resigned are Bennett and Schultz which will be tough unless they are willing to play for the league minimum.
What do you think they will do?
The Penguins are by far the closest team to the cap for next year already...with 70.6m spent for 9 Fwds, 6 Dman, and 2 goalies.
Now they do get back 3.7m with Dupuis going on LTIR once the season starts. So that puts them at about 67m...with 8 Fwds, 6 dman and 2 goalies once you remove Dupuis.
Many are forcasting the Cap will be flat but could possible shrink by a million or so. If it remains flat..that gives them 4 million dollars to sign a minimum of 4 players with no reserves...so ideally they need to also sign a spare D and F. So that's 6 players divided into 4m...that's not much.
Luckily only players that need to be resigned are Bennett and Schultz which will be tough unless they are willing to play for the league minimum.
What do you think they will do?