What's he making? Does he PK, and play heavy?
Pretty good assessment and a list except I disagree with one. We can get Kerfoot from Utah
Oh you clearly know some triggers lol.
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What's he making? Does he PK, and play heavy?
Oh you clearly know some triggers lol.
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If we're stuck with Mid as 2C then maybe try for Pageau or someone. Colton can't even be 3C, he's a wing now.
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Foppa2118
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I've been wondering if the delay on Jones might be cap related? Perhaps they need to wait until after the 4 Nations.
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Timing is irrelevant, although they may have been waiting to until next years cap was finalized.
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Not really though. The more days that pass, the less Jones counts against the cap on a pro rated deal.
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Foppa2118
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What do you mean? That's how it works every year. That's why most trades happen at the deadline under the cap now.
You don't take the full cap hit, you take a pro rated amount based on days on the roster. Same with AHL callups.
hockeyfish
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Players don’t get cheaper. Teams accrue cap space to be able to afford more expensive players. But that only happens when you spend below the LTIR pool. Avs haven’t done that all season.
I know there is a prorated thing, but does it apply if you can't bank cap space?
#$%^n Caps
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Right on. Yeah, came back Jan 14. I hadn’t checked since Christmas time when his timeline was still February.
How has he looked?
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LTIR and accrual doesn't change the fact that Jones would cost less towards the Avs cap if traded for near the deadline, than last week.
There's still a limit in how far the Avs can go over the cap with LTIR.
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That’s just not how it works, sorry. Cap hits don’t get smaller, teams bank cap space.
Foppa2118
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Team's accrue cap space. Individual player's cap hits change based on days on the roster.
8. Team Cap Hit Calculations & Accrued Cap Space
"A team’s cap hit is calculated based on each day of the season (24-25 is 192 days). For every day a player is on the roster, the team’s cap hit is their full year cap hit divided by 192. Once a player is on the roster, the calculations assume they will be on the roster for the remainder of year. Example: If a player with a $925K cap hit gets called up 92 days into the season (100 days remaining), on that day the team’s projected cap hit for the year goes up $481,771 ($925K/192)*100."8. Team Cap Hit Calculations & Accrued Cap Space | Puckpedia
A team’s cap hit is calculated based on each day of the season (186 days). For every day a player is on the roster, the team’s cap hit is their full year cap hit divided by 186. Once a player is on the roster, the calculations assume they will be on the roster for the remainder of year...
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It’s the same thing if you pick up a hooker early on a weekday, there is no prorated fee, compared to if you pick one up on the weekend. It will cost the same. So I agree with @hockeyfish here
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Both are right AFAIK. Spending under LTIR does bank cap space for later, but also if you are under LTIR the traded for player will only cost a part of their cap hit for that year depending on when the trade happens.
Team's accrue cap space. Individual player's cap hits change based on days on the roster.
8. Team Cap Hit Calculations & Accrued Cap Space
"A team’s cap hit is calculated based on each day of the season (24-25 is 192 days). For every day a player is on the roster, the team’s cap hit is their full year cap hit divided by 192. Once a player is on the roster, the calculations assume they will be on the roster for the remainder of year. Example: If a player with a $925K cap hit gets called up 92 days into the season (100 days remaining), on that day the team’s projected cap hit for the year goes up $481,771 ($925K/192)*100."
8. Team Cap Hit Calculations & Accrued Cap Space | Puckpedia
A team’s cap hit is calculated based on each day of the season (186 days). For every day a player is on the roster, the team’s cap hit is their full year cap hit divided by 186. Once a player is on the roster, the calculations assume they will be on the roster for the remainder of year...puckpedia.com
Yeah, that clears nothing up, all I know is we don't bank cap space using LTIR over the cap.
What? Lol
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Because Calgary is trying to make the Playoffs.
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Foppa2118
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The players cap hit still changes though based on days on the roster so it still matters.
If the Avs are up against the cap, and they have say $5M in LTIR space, they can't trade for a $7M AAV until later in the season when the prorated amount is less than $5M, with the divided by 192 days calculation.
We gotta get lucky
I hope Crosby just realizes he can't stand not being competitive.
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Is this Olli Jokinen emoji a laughing emoji or it’s an angry one? It’s hard to tell
