FreudsLeatherJacket
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- Oct 19, 2019
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That's not much of a difference, and the cap likely goes up even more when Mack's new contract kicks in.Fine.
Let's do it this way: Crosby signed his last contract at 14.5% cap hit. Today that'd translate to 11.96M. If Mack wants more than that he wants a bigger piece of the pie than Crosby.
How about this? When Malkin signed his first contract extension, his cap hit was 15.3% of the cap. When Ovechkin signed his big extension, his cap hit was 16.8% of the cap. Even if Mac signs for $13 million it wouldn't be unprecedented.