coladin
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No. Lol.Is only 1 team is allowed to be in cap hell at a time or something? lol
Just trying to add some perspective.
No. Lol.Is only 1 team is allowed to be in cap hell at a time or something? lol
That $5m in dead cap space is killing us.
At least Toronto is a contender year-in and year-out. We’re in cap hell without a playoff appearance.No. Lol.
Just trying to add some perspective.
Could have kept Colin White I guess, but how would that look, less cap room then.That $5m in dead cap space is killing us.
I guess I wasn't clear.Save 1.150 from waiving Joseph
Call up Reinhardt at 0.813
Savings: 0.337
It doesn't move the needle at all.
I guess I wasn't clear.
1. how to save a million. Nothing contingent
2. You then suggested it would be a downgrade to replace him .. I suggest it would not be a downgrade,
3., If we are in a snag and have to save a million and have 12 forwards .. its a quick way to do it,
Buyouts and retention will be gone for next year.At least Toronto is a contender year-in and year-out. We’re in cap hell without a playoff appearance.
The buyouts and retention are so bad.
Paying Brannstrom 2M is not overpaying. Fabbro would surely have been a comparable in arbitration. Brannstrom had a strong arb case with the stats that are usuable in the process.Dorion signing Korpisalo and Brannstrom for too much money killed any leverage we had in trade negotiations.
Can't even bluff keeping DeBrincat for the year with him making 7.65M at worst, which would leave us with 2.6M in cap space to sign Pinto and 3 more forwards. Even if all 4 of those forwards sign for league minimum, we'd still be over the cap with only 13F/7D/2G.
No team will be willing to sign him long-term for what he's asking, so we're looking at getting a rental price from the few teams that can still afford to add him for the year in hopes his demands get more realistic or he has a strong rebound season and removes any doubt that he'd live up to something like a 8x8 contract.
As far as the kind of return we'll be looking at from a few of the rumoured interested teams, I'd guess the following:
ANA: Henrique, Groulx, 2nd
NYI: Pageau, Martin/Johnston, 2nd
WSH: Mantha, Milano, 2nd
That's assuming guys like Henrique and Pageau are willing to play here, as both have limited NTCs.
A protected 1st, Laporte and Mantha makes sense.Hi all! Caps fan here. We are reportedly in on DeBrincat, according to Friedman.
Would the following package appeal to the Sens for Cat?
A mix of Fehervary, McMichael, Protas, Lapierre, Chesley, Iorio and future draft pick(s)?
We have a salary cap crunch, so we would either have to move Kuznetsov/Mantha to you guys in the deal (probably giving even more value b/c of that), get a third team involved in the trade, or move them elsewhere.
Know Ottawa has a fantastic young and talented core that is being built - many of the young players mentioned above are or are on the verge of being NHL players (we can thank Lavi for essentially relying on veteran plugs over the likes of CMM, Protas, and Lapi).
I assume you mean Lapierre, and that's a good return.A protected 1st, Laporte and Mantha makes sense.
You are correct but spell check really wants Laporte.I assume you mean Lapierre, and that's a good return.
Sure, get something done already and sign a middle-six winger (Tatar, Tarasenko).If Caps retain on Mantha, add a prospect like McMichael/Lapierre and a 2nd, that’s a pretty good deal for us
If Caps retain on Mantha, add a prospect like McMichael/Lapierre and a 2nd, that’s a pretty good deal for us
Much more than that. Just put up 50 points making 4.5. Likely ~3+AAV on a 1/2 year dealI'm curious what it would take at this stage in the game to sign Tatar. 1.2?
You think? Oh well, so much for that. I thought because he sucked like a vacuum in the playoffs, he'd want a show me deal before the cap went up.Much more than that. Just put up 50 points making 4.5. Likely ~3.
A protected 1st, Laporte and Mantha makes sense.
I assume you mean Lapierre, and that's a good return.
If Caps retain on Mantha, add a prospect like McMichael/Lapierre and a 2nd, that’s a pretty good deal for us
Sure, get something done already and sign a middle-six winger (Tatar, Tarasenko).
This is also a trade that probably works without an extension.
Mantha, Lapi/CMM, and a 2nd? I am down.Even with no retention on Mantha it would be difficult for them to fit in DeBrincat.
CapFriendly is showing 3.5M in cap space with only 11 forwards. If McMichael and Protas/Snively are added to that to fill out the rest of the roster they'd have a little under 2M in space, but they still have to re-sign Fehervary.
Mantha + Milano (7.6M total) coming back might be able to open up just enough space, but it would be tough.
Do we have confirmation that he doesn't want to live in Canada?Doubtful that a new owner will make DBC want to live in Canada and pay more taxes.
I think getting a decent player who’s a “cap dump” is going to happen if we’re moving Cat without an extension, whether that’s someone like Pageau or Mantha.Deal with Washington would be awful.
Mantha is a cap dump that would need to be included, and they have no prospects worth trading for outside of Leonard who obviously isn’t available.
Would be a whole lot of ew
Hi all! Caps fan here. We are reportedly in on DeBrincat, according to Friedman.
Would the following package appeal to the Sens for Cat?
A mix of Fehervary, McMichael, Protas, Lapierre, Chesley, Iorio and future draft pick(s)?
We have a salary cap crunch, so we would either have to move Kuznetsov/Mantha to you guys in the deal (probably giving even more value b/c of that), get a third team involved in the trade, or move them elsewhere.
Know Ottawa has a fantastic young and talented core that is being built - many of the young players mentioned above are or are on the verge of being NHL players (we can thank Lavi for essentially relying on veteran plugs over the likes of CMM, Protas, and Lapi).