I think he gets the $975K. He doesn't have a two way salary, which is pretty standard for AHL signees.
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Kolosov playing in the AHL nets him an 80k salary.
Found this on a Pen's site, and confirmed elswhere:
"All entry-level contracts are two-way contracts. For players on entry-level contracts, the maximum minor-league salary is $70,000. If a player on a two-way contract is sent to the minor-leagues, their salary does not count towards the salary cap."
He also gets about $90K a year as bonus on top of AHL salary. So $160K.
Which raises the question, what was he paid when they loaned him to Minsk?
"All entry-level contracts are two-way contracts. For players on entry-level contracts, the maximum minor-league salary is $70,000. If a player on a two-way contract is sent to the minor-leagues, their salary does not count towards the salary cap."
He also gets about $90K a year as bonus on top of AHL salary. So $160K.
Which raises the question, what was he paid when they loaned him to Minsk?
If that is the case than it is not a money issue at all. I myself think he shows up.
edit: Neve mind saw later response.
I am pretty sure he was paid 975k by the Flyers on loan. Not 100% mind you.
Without a doubt! If he is willing to pay his dues in the AHL - he’s still on a great path if he wants it
Mine and Charlie's combined top 20 prospects. Behind a paywall though.
So two more injury prone prospects. Flyers seem to have a penchant for this
Brian Zanetti scored the OT winner in playoff game 2 for his 8th placed SCL Tigers vs 1st placed Lausanne HC. Series now tied 1-1.
Not sure if the Flyers have any plans of signing him at all but in my humble view he's one of the best defensemen in the NL. He's underrated because he doesn't get PP-time and is playing for a defensive minded team but he's actually been excellent and has played heavy minutes all season. Don't know about his NHL upside but he does have decent size while being a very good skater. Flyers have to sign by the summer if they wanna keep his rights.
Not sure if the Flyers have any plans of signing him at all but in my humble view he's one of the best defensemen in the NL. He's underrated because he doesn't get PP-time and is playing for a defensive minded team but he's actually been excellent and has played heavy minutes all season. Don't know about his NHL upside but he does have decent size while being a very good skater. Flyers have to sign by the summer if they wanna keep his rights.
If you change posts to life its like your saying what all Flyers fans are thinking
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