Ottawa saves real dollars in the deal so...Vancouver gives up the AHL player but Ottawa is the one retaining lol
Ottawa saves real dollars in the deal so...Vancouver gives up the AHL player but Ottawa is the one retaining lol
Pretty sure ottawa would save because Ryan is owed more than his cap hit while loui is the opposite (after his bonus is paid).Benning, ‘Hey you know how you have that overpaid winger on your team for 7.250M for the next two years?’
Dorian, ‘Yeah’
Benning, ‘Would you like to make it 9.625M for the next two years?’
Imo Loui says no to a trade to Ottawa. Loui has all the control, and has Benning by the short and curlies.
Are they playing in Utica though?Pretty sure playing for the Sens is better than playing in Utica
Are they playing in Utica though?
Ottawa saves real dollars in the deal so...
As I’ve pointed out before, there is no escrow in the AHL. Loui makes 20% more if demoted. He’s in a very strong position.
The deal would be done after Canucks pay Eriksson’s signing bonus. 5million total over 2 years plus 7.5m = 12.5m vs 15mill which ryan is owed.You keep saying that but do they really?
Ryan is owed 13M still and in the OP you have Ottawa paying 4.8 5.8 900k 900k which comes out to 12.4M, so yes its savings but just 600k and they get the worse player in Eriksson and have to pay money out for 4 years instead of 2. If Ottawa really wanted to save money they could just buy Ryan out themselves. They would pay 1.83 1.83 1.83 1.83 which is 7.3M and they owe him 2M signing bonus so 9.3M total which is 3.1M less than your deal and they lower the cash out in the first two years. You deal doesn't work out.
Ryan at 3.625 is probably a positive asset, or at least close to neutral. They could unload that contract without taking on a bad one in Eriksson IMO
Writing is on the wall for Little things. If he turns down a deal, he will be festering in Utica. I think he would accept any deal that keeps him in the NHL.Imo Loui says no to a trade to Ottawa. Loui has all the control, and has Benning by the short and curlies.
Imo Loui says no to a trade to Ottawa. Loui has all the control, and has Benning by the short and curlies.
I’d love Loui to get traded. But the AHL might not even have a season, and there is no escrow in the A too, so Loui would be collecting his full salary to sit at home. Clearly Benning has tried to trade Loui, but he can’t find a fit. If he could then he wouldn’t have told Loui’s agent to try and find a trade partner that Loui will agree to.If he does, he'll be told to get ready for Utica. So it's his choice, really. We're not buying him out. So if he wants to play for a NHL team. He accepts whatever trade we can make work.
I agree... seems like last resort to have the players agent hunt out a new home. And for the life of me cannot recall that ever panning out. Sure there could be teams who’d take him in but to make an actual deal is a whole other ordeal. The $6M x 2 more years is a death trap for flat cap/pandemic. Iffff (big if) a deal gets sorted out it will be a garbage in/garbage out or Canucks will have to give up an arm and a leg.I’d love Loui to get traded. But the AHL might not even have a season, and there is no escrow in the A too, so Loui would be collecting his full salary to sit at home. Clearly Benning has tried to trade Loui, but he can’t find a fit. If he could then he wouldn’t have told Loui’s agent to try and find a trade partner that Loui will agree to.
When the 21-22 season ends, there will be a lot of Canuck fans celebrating Loui is done, because there is just no way he’s traded. Unless, like you point out, it’s fir another team’s crappy contract. And what’s the point if that? MI agree... seems like last resort to have the players agent hunt out a new home. And for the life of me cannot recall that ever panning out. Sure there could be teams who’d take him in but to make an actual deal is a whole other ordeal. The $6M x 2 more years is a death trap for flat cap/pandemic. Iffff (big if) a deal gets sorted out it will be a garbage in/garbage out or Canucks will have to give up an arm and a leg.
No, I have to admit I didn't realize there was a rule requiring every team to sign a forward for $4M whenever a forward on the team leaves for any reason. Does that mean we'll need to do the same when Eriksson leaves? This is getting complicated.Does anyone realize the sens would need another 4m per player to replace Ryan on top of the Loui contract? So add $8m to the buyouts, retention, whatever then figure out what it costs Vancouver in assets to account for that.