Which is....?
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Not that difficult to comprehend.
But i don't think you are interested in a discussion. So just forget it.
Which is....?
I scrolled back.Scroll back.
Not that difficult to comprehend.
But i don't think you are interested in a discussion. So just forget it.
I scrolled back.
I'm finding it incredibly difficult.
I am intensely interested in a discussion. I will forget nothing.
It looks like your saying that Lapierre would save some money if he signed for an amount that he in all likelihood won't. What is the larger point?
$1.5-2mbefore we get into comprehension, how much do you think lapierre will get?
Because it's free agency. No one cares how much you made last season.Based on what criteria will he get 50 to 100% increase?
Only the person giving you an offer does. Posters on HF sure don't.Because it's free agency. No one cares how much you made last season.
Lapierre's salary was a 1M, say he gets a 20% raise, you just saved 500K in capspace, plus gained whatever Boyle returns in assets.
Not advocating it but that's the breakdown.
Sure, the Rangers would love to acquire Cal Clutterbuck from the Wild, but the team just doesn’t appear to have the maneuverability under the cap, let alone the choice draft picks to surrender, in order to get it done.
The decision to retain Brad Richards may make Brian Boyle vulnerable — $1.7 million is a tidy sum and cap hit for Boyle if he slots in as fourth-line center behind Richards, Derek Stepan and Derick Brassard.
Except the Blueshirts likely are to be without both Ryan Callahan and Carl Hagelin for the first few weeks of the season in the aftermath of their post-elimination labrum surgeries, so that Boyle likely is to be needed on the wing in October.
The Rangers could shuffle some chairs on the deck if they’re interested in dealing Michael Del Zotto for a defenseman of the stiffer variety whose cap hit is commensurate to No. 4’s $2.55 million, but the Blueshirts don’t have the necessary space available to pull off a blockbuster.
The Blueshirts don’t seem to have prospects up front knocking on the door, either, unless one counts Chris Kreider and J.T. Miller, which Clark does.
“They’re both so young that despite their NHL experience, you have to think of them as prospects with a good chance of starting the season with the Rangers,” Clark said. “I think J.T. would have played at the end if not for his wrist injury.
“And Chris, he basically has scored six goals in the Stanley Cup playoffs, three of them game-winners, and other than that didn’t play very much.”
http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/islanders/floor_the_limit_for_thrifty_isles_9E7bBoBYbd91qJC041ZIXO
Boyle should be vulnerable. He has value. Pyatt,Powe and Asham should follow Boyle out the door.
Preferably a righty. But who?
Pyatt Powe and Asham need to be moved. WAY too many 4th liners on this team, which has been a serious problem the last 2 years. We seem to have no 3rd line players nowadays. And Edler has been a rumored acquisition.
Has anyone given any thought to having a Swedish line on the team?
Hags, Lindberg, , Fast?
That might actually be a fairly good 3rd/4th line with their forechecking ability and two way play
I think a dz for righty d is coming e others in the deal likely Pyatt
I still fail to see how asham as the 12 th forward hurts the team. Sure dump powe but its not like he makes much over the league min
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If there's no movement with top four picks, does CAR become the big dealer by moving the No. 5 pick? I would think that's quite possible.
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Will VAN's Alex Edler get "Jeff Carter-ed"? (Traded right before his NTC kicks in). I'd say there's a decent chance Edler gets "Carter-ed."
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If there's no movement with top four picks, does CAR become the big dealer by moving the No. 5 pick? I would think that's quite possible.
I just don't get how the Rangers have very little cap room when they have 14m right NOW. no one has a clue as to how much our RFAs will cost and until then saying we have no room is very wrong. Then again I'm one of the few expecting neither McD or Stepan to get as much as most think so who knows
I think it's fair to assume that our 4 RFA's will garner between 11 - 14 million, which puts us right against the cap ceiling. So there's no room to improve the roster without making a move. And aside from a few 4th liners, none of our players are really overpaid (aside from Richards, his buyout next summer will give us space for FA) so it's tough to see how Sather is going to improve the club for this season.
Think about it.
McDonagh has to be locked up; between 4 and 5 million
Stepan also should skip the bridge contract; he'll earn between 3.8 and 5
Hagelin should get around 2 million
MZA is line up for 1.5 - 2
So if this very reasonable estimation is any base, the RFA's will cost between 11 and 14 million.
Speculation of course, but these players have earned those contracts and i'd be quite surprised to expect any cap space after their signings baring any inevitable roster moves.
A little shot at Torts. Those must be the two guys AV referred to last week. Two players on the cusp of making the team. Clark and the Rangers brass like Miller at center.
I just don't get how the Rangers have very little cap room when they have 14m right NOW. no one has a clue as to how much our RFAs will cost and until then saying we have no room is very wrong. Then again I'm one of the few expecting neither McD or Stepan to get as much as most think so who knows
I think it's fair to assume that our 4 RFA's will garner between 11 - 14 million, which puts us right against the cap ceiling. So there's no room to improve the roster without making a move. And aside from a few 4th liners, none of our players are really overpaid (aside from Richards, his buyout next summer will give us space for FA) so it's tough to see how Sather is going to improve the club for this season.
Think about it.
McDonagh has to be locked up; between 4 and 5 million
Stepan also should skip the bridge contract; he'll earn between 3.8 and 5
Hagelin should get around 2 million
MZA is line up for 1.5 - 2
So if this very reasonable estimation is any base, the RFA's will cost between 11 and 14 million.
Speculation of course, but these players have earned those contracts and i'd be quite surprised to expect any cap space after their signings baring any inevitable roster moves.