DyslexicTom
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- Jan 1, 2009
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the bulk of the cap hit will be no more than 3 league minimum players. and in those 3 years where it jumps up to almost $4 million, the Kings are not going to be competitive. They're already not going to be competitive in the next 5-10 years if PLD is kept, so it's actually a savings on the time the Kings stay shitty.You buyout PLD, from '26 to '31, the teams cap hit total will be close to $17.5 million! In 3 straight years, the Kings will have a cap hit of almost $4 million per year eating up their salary cap space!
the difference is that in those years where they're paying PLD to NOT play for them, they'll be stocking up high draft picks vs those years where they're paying him TO play where they'll be barely making the playoffs and getting destroyed in the first round and getting middling picks.
people who keep thinking that this roster is a few moves away from being a contender is deluding themselves. Kopitar and Doughty, as great as they are, are only going to get older and they're never going to relinquish their time on the ice.