That's surprising. If they come and meet more towards the middle that would be around 5 mil, which would be a steal of a price-tag for what he did last season and his age/toolset. A two year-deal deal would be perfect as far as risk minimization goes too.
That's surprising. If they come and meet more towards the middle that would be around 5 mil, which would be a steal of a price-tag for what he did last season and his age/toolset. A two year-deal deal would be perfect as far as risk minimization goes too.
5.5M would be fair value. Looking at Killorn's and Johansson's contracts, I don't know how they could argue he's only worth 4.25M.
Got to think he will get 5M for starters. Longer term closer to 5M, shorter term 5.5M is my guess. Still only 24 years old.
Disagree on your correlation of years and AAV. I believe that if the term increases, the AAV increases because for every year after 2, you are buying UFA years. If the Flyers can get a 4-6 year deal between 5.25-5.5M, this will be a very smart deal. If they can't, they may go to arbitration, accept the one year deal and let Schenn prove that he can sustain his play of the last 4 months moving forward. If Schenn does maintain or improve, the long term deal gets more expensive next season for sure, because you have more certainty about what you are paying for. Those are the risks.
Seems fair, he's only asking for $500,000 for every time he started a fight and got his ass beat.
A 2 year deal would make him a UFA. No way the Flyers do that.
It will be 1 year or between 4-6.
I doubt that they're only pushing for a two year deal.
edit: I guess they are pushing for that.
He a much better player than Kadri should get more, of course the Leafs are famous for over paying players, stats say it all, Schenn vs Kadri.