buying out a 1 year 2 million dollar contract?
I thought the same thing, but couldn't they give him freedom to negotiate a deal somewhere, then when they assign him to the AHL, he could refuse assignment and both sides could walk away, leaving him free and clear to do whatever he wants?Maybe it's not about cap savings and more about giving a veteran guy who is buried on the depth chart one last chance to catch on somewhere else.
The jets did this with Mark Stuart a few years ago
buying out a 1 year 2 million dollar contract?
Maybe it's not about cap savings and more about giving a veteran guy who is buried on the depth chart one last chance to catch on somewhere else.
The jets did this with Mark Stuart a few years ago
Doubt anyone gives up an asset (even a 7th) for him even with retention. This also opens the door for him to go play overseasIf another team is interested in signing him for around $1m, perhaps a trade with 50% retained would make sense. Would have been 900K in salary for a year.
it only save them 0.175m this year and -0.6m next yearThe flyers dont really have a spare million after over paying Hayes, retaining on Gudas, and blowing our plentiful cap space on Braun and Niskanen.
Provorovs contract is obviously becoming an issue, and we still need to get Konecny signed, too.
Why would Schlemko pass up the ~$1.4m he will get for being bought out? That's a lot of money. Schlemko gets his $$$, the Flyers clear out a contract slot, and there's more ice time to go around in Lehigh Valley, minus the 32-year-old who isn't in Philly's plans.I thought the same thing, but couldn't they give him freedom to negotiate a deal somewhere, then when they assign him to the AHL, he could refuse assignment and both sides could walk away, leaving him free and clear to do whatever he wants?
It Was under the premise that they were letting him go so he could try to make an NHL roster elsewhere. I took that to mean he had some input into that decision, meaning he thinks that if he is going to bet on himself making a team, it at least covers the money he leaves on the table here. Wouldn't be surprised if he winds up on Toronto. Their D is going to be patched together worse than Frankensteins monster.Why would Schlemko pass up the ~$1.4m he will get for being bought out? That's a lot of money. Schlemko gets his $$$, the Flyers clear out a contract slot, and there's more ice time to go around in Lehigh Valley, minus the 32-year-old who isn't in Philly's plans.
Why would Schlemko pass up the ~$1.4m he will get for being bought out? That's a lot of money. Schlemko gets his $$$, the Flyers clear out a contract slot, and there's more ice time to go around in Lehigh Valley, minus the 32-year-old who isn't in Philly's plans.
it only save them 0.175m this year and -0.6m next year
I hope the 600k doesn't make the difference negatively next year but I guess you try to win one year at the timeBy accounts of most of our beats, that 175k will likely make a difference for us, as the rumor is were going to be active tomorrow. Time will tell.
I hope the 600k doesn't make the difference negatively next year but I guess you try to win one year at the time
I thought the same thing, but couldn't they give him freedom to negotiate a deal somewhere, then when they assign him to the AHL, he could refuse assignment and both sides could walk away, leaving him free and clear to do whatever he wants?
By accounts of most of our beats, that 175k will likely make a difference for us, as the rumor is were going to be active tomorrow. Time will tell.