Kessel has positive value, especially retained. Gardiner does not. I would try again.
I personally think that you can get a great hot dog anywhere in North America if you know where to look...who has the best Hot Dogs??...
I personally think that you can get a great hot dog anywhere in North America if you know where to look
Coyotes would have to secure a trade to flip Koskinen first, Koskinen harms their shot for 1OA
Then you should trade with the Ducks for Dallas Eakins.
The thread should have been closed with this lmfao
5M signing bonus already paid... 1M base salary...
Eugene Melnyk absolutely salivating right now.
Seriously though, Sens need a RW anyways. So. What would Coyotes ask from Sens?
Kessel actually does what he's supposed to do and does it well. Does Gardiner do that?Well my proposal didn’t have Kessel being retained now did it?
If we’re doing the 50% thing then the offer goes up for sure. Even as is the offer could be increased but just using it as a starting point.
JTC dump still works.So Colorado can probably be counted out of the Kessel sweepstakes after signing Ryan Murray. They now only have $2.4m in capspace which wouldn't be enough for Kessel even at 50% retained / $3.4m
Imagine his reaction when he discovers Cook-Out, the place where you can get a pulled pork sandwich, a corn dog, and a bacon wrap for under $5.
That's three different kinds of pork in a single meal, people.
So I guess that means he'll be an Islander.The best hot dogs in the world are Gray's Papaya in Manhattan. Kessel's gonna be a Ranger or a Devil.
Kessel's cash owed is only 850k this year, so Arizona will likely be more than willing to retain 50%.
Jesus christ you're comparing him cost per point against selke finalists.Kessel makes 8 mil but Toronto has retained 1.2 yearly making it 6.8. Comparable contracts are Nylander, Seabrook, Bergeron, McDonagh, Provorov, Gaudrea, Giordano, Pastrnak, Schenn, Kreider, Gallagher, etc.
At $158,000 Cost per point he's comparable to Mark Stone, Patrick Kane's contracts and better than Matthew Tkachuk and Austin Matthews.
At $340,000 cost per goal: he's comparable to Pastarnak and cheaper than Crosby, McDavid, Ovechkin.
And that's when playing with little support in Arizona.
If he has any amount retained by Arizona which they seek fine with doing, he would be a huge pick up for any team that needs scoring.