Icebreakers
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How did Riley Nash only get 2.75 mil per over 3 years. He outscored rousell and beagle combined.
I listed more than 6 players. I gave you a second list.
What you want is a veteran team. That’s what you’re asking for.
Lots of young talent. Canucks are on the rise.
Beagle is a glue guy. He’ll help keep things together.
Trust me, I know the despair and hand wringing going on in Vancouver. I’ve been a Caps fan for 40 years. I’ve seen a lot more downs than ups. Better days are ahead for the Canucks.
Ok Cliff...........feel free to spout off on another sermon that clearly demonstrates your obvious intelligence and moral superiority. I Still haven't heard you mention what you think Benning should have done? (other than eat rat poison and die). I'm dying to hear what your sage suggestions are re where Benning should have spent our FA $$? All I've seen you do is complain and make comments like the above (granted if something is working for you why change it?)
You’ll learn to appreciate Beagle. This guy works as hard as any and he’ll be able to impart his wisdom to the young ‘uns.
Going to miss Beagle. He had a really good playoffs.
You can expect at least 10 goals, 20-25 points and should win around 60% of his faceoffs. He is also excellent on the PK.
High character player. Also, the only player to win an ECHL, AHL and NHL Championship. This guy doesn’t give up.
Will be watching and cheering for Beagle and the Canucks except when they play the Caps.
Too bad he was not able to move him at the deadline, though that is more on Vrbata than JB.Will Vrbata go down as Benning's best UFA signing???
2 years................ 2 YEARS. Perfect contract for a young team.
You can’t be serious. First player to win a ECHL, AHL and NHL championship.
Sounds like a winner to me.
Roussel and Beagle were not signed to increase scoring.How did Riley Nash only get 2.75 mil per over 3 years. He outscored rousell and beagle combined.
Benning's signings seem to preclude any rookies in the line-up? Well, maybe Demko beats out Nilsson?
Roussel and Beagle were not signed to increase scoring.
Roussel and Beagle were not signed to increase scoring.
Small, soft, scoring forwards didn't go for much this year.
You can’t be serious. First player to win a ECHL, AHL and NHL championship.
Sounds like a winner to me.
Will still get me chewed the hell out by the I hate everything crowd. but here's our next few years worth of capI think this is one of the few sane posts on this board today. Well done.
It would have been better if he played better.Will Vrbata go down as Benning's best UFA signing???
2 years................ 2 YEARS. Perfect contract for a young team.
You are so ruining the two minute hate here...
Defense wins championships.Yeah its all about the Penalty killers with zero offense.
Derrick Pouliot had more points than Chris Tanev last season...Why isn't Pouliot getting paid more?How did Riley Nash only get 2.75 mil per over 3 years. He outscored rousell and beagle combined.
Will still get me chewed the hell out by the I hate everything crowd. but here's our next few years worth of cap
Vancouver Canucks - CapFriendly - NHL Salary Caps
Our next major RFA contracts are laughably Hutton Pouliot Granlund Demko Goldobin and Boeser in 2019/2020 at which point we will have 13 roster spots signed with $34.549 million in cap space (without factoring cap raise). UFA's we lose to met that cap amount are elder Del Zotto and Dorsett. We won't really be throwing a ton of cash at those names outside of maybe Boeser and Demko
For 2020/2021 only Dahlen Brisebois Gaudette while losing Tanev/Gagner/Markstrom and having 7 spots signed with $49.458 million in cap space (without factoring in cap raise)
Then the big one in 2021/2022 where our big RFA crop is Lind, Gadjovich, Juolevi, Petterson, while losing Gudbranson/Baertschi/Sutter to UFA and having a projected $74 million in cap space with only 1 person signed thereafter.
I look at those names, the potential cap space and the signings last and this year and see a pattern that fits exactly where this team is going in terms of available spots, cap space and contract amounts. Many of those names outside of Boeser, Demko, Petterson will not be making north of $3.5 million on their first contracts so essentially we're watching a management group doing little more than buying literal time.
I know I'll get flamed 6 ways from Sunday on this but it's true. This is not factoring in any cap raises or potential trades let alone the Seattle expansion or new potential CBA issues and any potential new compliance buyouts that will result from them.
All in all, I see little to no reason to worry at all. There is a pattern that seems to fit a definitive timeline with Ericsson being the only ? and even that ? is something that fits that timeline nearly perfectly
So again.
Meh
Will still get me chewed the hell out by the I hate everything crowd. but here's our next few years worth of cap
Vancouver Canucks - CapFriendly - NHL Salary Caps
Our next major RFA contracts are laughably Hutton Pouliot Granlund Demko Goldobin and Boeser in 2019/2020 at which point we will have 13 roster spots signed with $34.549 million in cap space (without factoring cap raise). UFA's we lose to met that cap amount are elder Del Zotto and Dorsett. We won't really be throwing a ton of cash at those names outside of maybe Boeser and Demko
For 2020/2021 only Dahlen Brisebois Gaudette while losing Tanev/Gagner/Markstrom and having 7 spots signed with $49.458 million in cap space (without factoring in cap raise)
Then the big one in 2021/2022 where our big RFA crop is Lind, Gadjovich, Juolevi, Petterson, while losing Gudbranson/Baertschi/Sutter to UFA and having a projected $74 million in cap space with only 1 person signed thereafter.
I look at those names, the potential cap space and the signings last and this year and see a pattern that fits exactly where this team is going in terms of available spots, cap space and contract amounts. Many of those names outside of Boeser, Demko, Petterson will not be making north of $3.5 million on their first contracts so essentially we're watching a management group doing little more than buying literal time.
I know I'll get flamed 6 ways from Sunday on this but it's true. This is not factoring in any cap raises or potential trades let alone the Seattle expansion or new potential CBA issues and any potential new compliance buyouts that will result from them.
All in all, I see little to no reason to worry at all. There is a pattern that seems to fit a definitive timeline with Ericsson being the only ? and even that ? is something that fits that timeline nearly perfectly
So again.
Meh