Just Linda
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This is a HUGE advantage for teams like Montreal who have a lot of high profile players to sign in the next two years; UFA (Danault, Tatar, Gallagher, Petry, Armia) and RFA (Domi, Kotkaniemi, Poehling, Suzuki, Lehkonen).
This is also a huge advantage for teams who currently have a lot of cap space. It’s time for those teams to take advantage of the situation.
So all the RFA who signed backloaded contracts last summer just became huge poison pills for their respective team. What do you do with the Tkachuk, Werenski, McCavoy of this world who will cost a fortune to qualify in what will most likely be a flat cap for a couple of years
I don't know why you included McAvoy at 7.3 on that list?
his qualifying offer only needs to be 7.3 because his salary is over 1 million, but yah i agree that's gonna cost a lotBecause his qualifying offer needs to be over 8m per season. That’s a lot of money
You can and you will regret drafting around 13 againWe can and we will regret
you didn't even mention the worst one in timo meier. his qualifying offer is 10 million. oof
Doesn’t matter if the qualifying offer for Meier is 10m, 9.9m for Tkachuk, 8.25m for McCavoy, 7.7m for Werenski etc...
Teams are going to have to overpay to keep those guys or let them walk for nothing in a cap that will stay flat with high escrow % for a couple of years
Yeah, missed him. Wow that is going to f*** San Jose big time.
This list of high profile players made me smile.This is a HUGE advantage for teams like Montreal who have a lot of high profile players to sign in the next two years; UFA (Danault, Tatar, Gallagher, Petry, Armia) and RFA (Domi, Kotkaniemi, Poehling, Suzuki, Lehkonen).
This is also a huge advantage for teams who currently have a lot of cap space. It’s time for those teams to take advantage of the situation.
Did SJ compete this season?Eh in four years I dont expect us to be competing. Burns Vlasic and Karlsson will be 4 years older and still under contract. We will probaby trade Meier and he will sign a long term contract with someone
i bet the list of players using their no-trade clauses and nmc to block a trade to new jersey is even more excitingThis list of high profile players made me smile.
No worry, Alzner and Price aren't on NJ wish list.i bet the list of players using their no-trade clauses and nmc to block a trade to new jersey is even more exciting
No, but we could still next year. However the rebuild will need to start in 3-4 years for sureDid SJ compete this season?
LeBrun is an idiot.
If by idiot you mean one of the most reliable insiders (probably 2nd only to Bob McKenzie in reliability and accuracy) in all of hockey... then, yeah.
Escrow payback is based on 2019/2020 salary. They will have to pay out of pocketIf there are escrow debt paybacks how does that work for someone who’s contract changes this season? For example if there’s 25% escrow this year but the players only paid 15% from their cheque’s they owe 10%. Would a player who was paid say 1 million but resigned for 5 million be paying the 100k he owes(10% of 1 million, his prior contract to make up his share) or does the NHLPA as a whole pay 10% this year, meaning the guy who is suddenly making 5 million is paying 500k now. I would assume the former, players individually make up their share based on prior years and not as a whole based on next year
LOL, LeBrun is dumber than Milbury. Le Brun ads nothing but rumour and opinion. Having LeBrun on a panel of insiders is the same as having Kevin Lowe included on a Team Canada management group. It just reeks of some sort of nepotism.If by idiot you mean one of the most reliable insiders (probably 2nd only to Bob McKenzie in reliability and accuracy) in all of hockey... then, yeah.
Great post.We can and we will regret
bergevin won't spend much cap anyways...Flat cap works perfectly for the Habs.