Around the league part 2

[Raccoon Jesus]

Surprise, says no one ever

Inc 100m roster, no big deal

 

[kilowatt]

Surprise, says no one ever

Inc 100m roster, no big deal

This is just legitimately cheating. It needs to be addressed in the next CBA.

 

[tny760]

didn't see that coming! what luck!

 

[kilowatt]

Faber wasn't on the ice to start the OT, so he wasn't responsible for anything. Gophers went with LaCombe and Koster on the blueline to start OT.

You're right, I saw 24 (Jaxon Nelson) and thought it was 14. My apologies to Brock!

 

[Steve Zissou]

Looks like Faber will be in tonight against Chicago.

 

[kingsholygrail]

This is just legitimately cheating. It needs to be addressed in the next CBA.

And it's a simple fix too. Make cap compliance apply to the playoffs as well or players must be active before the playoffs begin to participate in the playoffs. But will the NHLPA agree to that? Who knows.

 

[kilowatt]

Brock wouldn’t have seen NHL ice for another four years in LA. He’s behind Doughty, Roy, Walker, Durzi, Spence, and Grans on the RHD service time ladder.

 

[Steve Zissou]

Brock wouldn’t have seen NHL ice for another four years in LA. He’s behind Doughty, Roy, Walker, Durzi, Spence, and Grans on the RHD service time ladder.

 

[YP44]

This is just legitimately cheating. It needs to be addressed in the next CBA.

Been crying this since the hawks did it with Kane. Easiest fix is that teams have to ice a roster that is cap compliant in the playoffs. I get teams may get in situations where they carry more guys and exceed cap, but the actual lineup should be cap compliant. If this means having to healthy scratch a $5M player so be it. Still a loop hole teams can work with in IMO. For example Vegas could healthy scratch Quick.

Looks like Faber will be in tonight against Chicago.

Dumba being scratch is interesting for me

And it's a simple fix too. Make cap compliance apply to the playoffs as well or players must be active before the playoffs begin to participate in the playoffs. But will the NHLPA agree to that? Who knows.

I don't like the idea of needing someone to be active before playoffs. THere are legit injuries to stars. I think Stone is obviously a legit injury, and am actually shocked he is even skating. Vegas would have rather had him healthy and in the line up all year, even if that meant having to shed some bodies.

 

[Nasti]

Clarke is younger, therefore he’d be behind Faber. That’s about as in depth as it gets with development decisions.

 

[kilowatt]

Clarke is younger, therefore he’d be behind Faber. That’s about as in depth as it gets with development decisions.

Bingo. Clarke got the rare "Bjornfot cup of coffee", but we'll see him on the big club in about five years.

 

[kingsfan28]

Surprise, says no one ever

Inc 100m roster, no big deal

 

[kingsholygrail]

Been crying this since the hawks did it with Kane. Easiest fix is that teams have to ice a roster that is cap compliant in the playoffs. I get teams may get in situations where they carry more guys and exceed cap, but the actual lineup should be cap compliant. If this means having to healthy scratch a $5M player so be it. Still a loop hole teams can work with in IMO. For example Vegas could healthy scratch Quick.


Dumba being scratch is interesting for me


I don't like the idea of needing someone to be active before playoffs. THere are legit injuries to stars. I think Stone is obviously a legit injury, and am actually shocked he is even skating. Vegas would have rather had him healthy and in the line up all year, even if that meant having to shed some bodies.

Not saying the injuries aren't legit, but I don't think teams should be rewarded either with a larger cap than other teams because someone got hurt.

 

[King'sPawn]

Looks like Faber will be in tonight against Chicago.

A playoff-bound team playing a prospect right away? Aren't they worried about ruining him?

 

[kingsfan28]

Surprise, says no one ever

Inc 100m roster, no big deal

I hate this loophole. Same teams, different year. Teams need to be cap compliant for the playoffs and not load up at the trade deadline knowing their LTIR guys will be back in time for the playoffs.

 

[YP44]

Not saying the injuries aren't legit, but I don't think teams should be rewarded either with a larger cap than other teams because someone got hurt.

ya but if the team is in a competitive window and loses a top guy nice to be able to find a replacement.
I will maintain that as long as a cap compliant roster is iced in the playoffs every other issue is minimalized.

 

[fivehole32]

And it's a simple fix too. Make cap compliance apply to the playoffs as well or players must be active before the playoffs begin to participate in the playoffs. But will the NHLPA agree to that? Who knows.

Its the simple beer league rule must participate in "x" number of games to qualify for playoffs.

 

[johnjm22]

Team	Signing Bonus	NHL Salary	Minors Sal	Total Salary	Total Spend
Tampa Bay Lightning	$36,265,000​	$59,844,822​	$6,367,837​	$67,974,564​	$104,239,564​
Montreal Canadiens	$14,635,014​	$85,002,310​	$3,399,348​	$89,234,991​	$103,870,005​
Vegas Golden Knights	$32,348,000​	$63,607,257​	$5,286,861​	$68,902,327​	$101,250,327​
Edmonton Oilers	$27,292,500​	$64,748,433​	$4,289,839​	$72,462,885​	$99,755,385​
San Jose Sharks	$26,272,500​	$65,508,978​	$2,926,309​	$70,410,288​	$96,682,788​
St. Louis Blues	$10,907,500​	$79,240,948​	$4,158,247​	$83,617,544​	$94,525,044​
Boston Bruins	$17,817,500​	$66,470,175​	$7,749,294​	$74,289,091​	$92,106,591​
New Jersey Devils	$18,705,000​	$65,874,098​	$3,206,242​	$71,405,340​	$90,110,340​
Vancouver Canucks	$6,730,000​	$75,672,085​	$4,651,081​	$82,752,288​	$89,482,288​
Washington Capitals	$26,732,500​	$56,912,243​	$4,981,556​	$61,976,565​	$88,709,065​
New York Rangers	$29,050,000​	$50,098,080​	$4,861,044​	$59,442,458​	$88,492,458​
Calgary Flames	$7,292,500​	$75,993,217​	$4,911,863​	$80,906,323​	$88,198,823​
Colorado Avalanche	$995,000​	$83,547,908​	$3,255,434​	$86,825,647​	$87,820,647​
Columbus Blue Jackets	$12,692,500​	$71,542,922​	$2,367,602​	$74,802,191​	$87,494,691​
Seattle Kraken	$1,742,500​	$80,070,555​	$5,273,742​	$85,344,297​	$87,086,797​
Philadelphia Flyers	$19,869,000​	$59,887,379​	$4,136,918​	$66,379,721​	$86,248,721​
Dallas Stars	$20,977,500​	$57,850,515​	$7,083,644​	$64,989,213​	$85,966,713​
Pittsburgh Penguins	$9,100,000​	$72,125,998​	$3,740,526​	$76,783,191​	$85,883,191​
New York Islanders	$655,000​	$78,750,217​	$4,691,650​	$84,941,867​	$85,596,867​
Nashville Predators	$14,335,000​	$64,255,740​	$3,053,133​	$69,308,873​	$83,643,873​
Florida Panthers	$31,015,000​	$46,280,419​	$3,808,243​	$52,542,364​	$83,557,364​
Toronto Maple Leafs	$36,615,630​	$41,811,959​	$4,154,597​	$46,523,620​	$83,139,250​
Carolina Hurricanes	$6,250,000​	$73,654,133​	$2,175,025​	$75,872,672​	$82,122,672​
Detroit Red Wings	$4,747,500​	$67,506,071​	$6,900,485​	$75,965,139​	$80,712,639​
Winnipeg Jets	$3,950,000​	$71,621,460​	$3,419,108​	$75,040,568​	$78,990,568​
Los Angeles Kings	$15,867,500​	$56,748,721​	$4,850,412​	$62,761,445​	$78,628,945​
Anaheim Ducks	$1,635,000​	$69,189,422​	$3,308,959​	$75,160,881​	$76,795,881​
Ottawa Senators	$5,020,000​	$65,149,922​	$2,594,595​	$71,579,152​	$76,599,152​
Chicago Blackhawks	$23,105,000​	$46,424,109​	$3,900,514​	$51,700,813​	$74,805,813​
Minnesota Wild	$4,465,000​	$62,676,093​	$3,346,878​	$67,723,168​	$72,188,168​
Buffalo Sabres	$10,049,166​	$53,028,204​	$4,368,338​	$59,046,866​	$69,096,032​
Arizona Coyotes	$10,065,000​	$51,103,768​	$2,303,508​	$53,410,383​	$63,475,383​

 

[King'sPawn]

Here's another team that didn't get the memo and failed to stuff a good prospect in the AHL:

 

[Herby]

A playoff-bound team playing a prospect right away? Aren't they worried about ruining him?

"I can't believe how many McDavid caliber players are entering the league" - Glen Murray

 

[Nasti]

Team	Signing Bonus	NHL Salary	Minors Sal	Total Salary	Total Spend
Tampa Bay Lightning	$36,265,000​	$59,844,822​	$6,367,837​	$67,974,564​	$104,239,564​
Montreal Canadiens	$14,635,014​	$85,002,310​	$3,399,348​	$89,234,991​	$103,870,005​
Vegas Golden Knights	$32,348,000​	$63,607,257​	$5,286,861​	$68,902,327​	$101,250,327​
Edmonton Oilers	$27,292,500​	$64,748,433​	$4,289,839​	$72,462,885​	$99,755,385​
San Jose Sharks	$26,272,500​	$65,508,978​	$2,926,309​	$70,410,288​	$96,682,788​
St. Louis Blues	$10,907,500​	$79,240,948​	$4,158,247​	$83,617,544​	$94,525,044​
Boston Bruins	$17,817,500​	$66,470,175​	$7,749,294​	$74,289,091​	$92,106,591​
New Jersey Devils	$18,705,000​	$65,874,098​	$3,206,242​	$71,405,340​	$90,110,340​
Vancouver Canucks	$6,730,000​	$75,672,085​	$4,651,081​	$82,752,288​	$89,482,288​
Washington Capitals	$26,732,500​	$56,912,243​	$4,981,556​	$61,976,565​	$88,709,065​
New York Rangers	$29,050,000​	$50,098,080​	$4,861,044​	$59,442,458​	$88,492,458​
Calgary Flames	$7,292,500​	$75,993,217​	$4,911,863​	$80,906,323​	$88,198,823​
Colorado Avalanche	$995,000​	$83,547,908​	$3,255,434​	$86,825,647​	$87,820,647​
Columbus Blue Jackets	$12,692,500​	$71,542,922​	$2,367,602​	$74,802,191​	$87,494,691​
Seattle Kraken	$1,742,500​	$80,070,555​	$5,273,742​	$85,344,297​	$87,086,797​
Philadelphia Flyers	$19,869,000​	$59,887,379​	$4,136,918​	$66,379,721​	$86,248,721​
Dallas Stars	$20,977,500​	$57,850,515​	$7,083,644​	$64,989,213​	$85,966,713​
Pittsburgh Penguins	$9,100,000​	$72,125,998​	$3,740,526​	$76,783,191​	$85,883,191​
New York Islanders	$655,000​	$78,750,217​	$4,691,650​	$84,941,867​	$85,596,867​
Nashville Predators	$14,335,000​	$64,255,740​	$3,053,133​	$69,308,873​	$83,643,873​
Florida Panthers	$31,015,000​	$46,280,419​	$3,808,243​	$52,542,364​	$83,557,364​
Toronto Maple Leafs	$36,615,630​	$41,811,959​	$4,154,597​	$46,523,620​	$83,139,250​
Carolina Hurricanes	$6,250,000​	$73,654,133​	$2,175,025​	$75,872,672​	$82,122,672​
Detroit Red Wings	$4,747,500​	$67,506,071​	$6,900,485​	$75,965,139​	$80,712,639​
Winnipeg Jets	$3,950,000​	$71,621,460​	$3,419,108​	$75,040,568​	$78,990,568​
Los Angeles Kings	$15,867,500​	$56,748,721​	$4,850,412​	$62,761,445​	$78,628,945​
Anaheim Ducks	$1,635,000​	$69,189,422​	$3,308,959​	$75,160,881​	$76,795,881​
Ottawa Senators	$5,020,000​	$65,149,922​	$2,594,595​	$71,579,152​	$76,599,152​
Chicago Blackhawks	$23,105,000​	$46,424,109​	$3,900,514​	$51,700,813​	$74,805,813​
Minnesota Wild	$4,465,000​	$62,676,093​	$3,346,878​	$67,723,168​	$72,188,168​
Buffalo Sabres	$10,049,166​	$53,028,204​	$4,368,338​	$59,046,866​	$69,096,032​
Arizona Coyotes	$10,065,000​	$51,103,768​	$2,303,508​	$53,410,383​	$63,475,383​

WTF is Montreal doing?

 

[kingsholygrail]

WTF is Montreal doing?

Their best.

 

[kilowatt]

Just wait until the Avalanche get Landeskog, Lehkonen, Makar, and Manson back to start the playoffs too!

 

[dman3474]

Faber let the team in ice time tonight and looked good doing it.

 

[Nasti]

Flames are officially eliminated.