coastalview
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For the 2ish million Bergevin was going to offer? Doubtful. We’ll need to pay more to replace, thus, less for new players .
For the 2ish million Bergevin was going to offer? Doubtful. We’ll need to pay more to replace, thus, less for new players .
It hurts for sure. KK was the wrong pick to make three years ago. It was a mistake to keep him at 18. He was mishandled quite a bit by Julien and Ducharme. He did not progress as expected. Very sad.
Here's the thing, y'all.
If CAR doesn't make this offer, then JK is stuck with a $2.5m bridge deal, or a low QO, or arbitration, and he's stuck for 3 years. He's cost controlled by MTL.
JK has nothing to lose. He knows he's not worth 6.1, but that doesn't matter, because the 6.1 is just the mechanism to force MTL's hand.
Even if MTL says no, and they should, then CAR pays 6.1 for one year when they've got the cap space to do it, and then at the end of the 21-22 season, CAR says "ok, like we agreed, we're not making you a QO of 6.1, so let's figure out what you're really worth, and if you don't agree you can go UFA and no hard feelings." Thus getting exclusive negotiating rights for his *actual* value, and likely some goodwill for freeing him from the MTL org.
Worst case for JK, he's a UFA at 22, almost certainly making more than he would have been making with MTL.
This 1 year offer sheet was nasty genius. The fact that it was revenge is just the cherry on top.
Gladly take the 1st and 3rd, 6.1 for bottom 6 center, c ya!
This spells out the crucial difference between the Aho offer sheet and the Kotkaniemi one. This one actually puts Montreal in a notable bind considering its sheer value to the player and the player alone. That and I've said it before but there's also no way Carolina is putting this much value into offer sheeting him unless they think it's worth it. Does Montreal agree with that assessment is the question.Here's the thing, y'all.
If CAR doesn't make this offer, then JK is stuck with a $2.5m bridge deal, or a low QO, or arbitration, and he's stuck for 3 years. He's cost controlled by MTL.
JK has nothing to lose. He knows he's not worth 6.1, but that doesn't matter, because the 6.1 is just the mechanism to force MTL's hand.
Even if MTL says no, and they should, then CAR pays 6.1 for one year when they've got the cap space to do it, and then at the end of the 21-22 season, CAR says "ok, like we agreed, we're not making you a QO of 6.1, so let's figure out what you're really worth, and if you don't agree you can go UFA and no hard feelings." Thus getting exclusive negotiating rights for his *actual* value, and likely some goodwill for freeing him from the MTL org.
Worst case for JK, he's a UFA at 22, almost certainly making more than he would have been making with MTL.
This 1 year offer sheet was nasty genius. The fact that it was revenge is just the cherry on top.
Couldn’t you have used that money on keeping Hamilton, your goalies or another quality player?Here's the thing, y'all.
If CAR doesn't make this offer, then JK is stuck with a $2.5m bridge deal, or a low QO, or arbitration, and he's stuck for 3 years. He's cost controlled by MTL.
JK has nothing to lose. He knows he's not worth 6.1, but that doesn't matter, because the 6.1 is just the mechanism to force MTL's hand.
Even if MTL says no, and they should, then CAR pays 6.1 for one year when they've got the cap space to do it, and then at the end of the 21-22 season, CAR says "ok, like we agreed, we're not making you a QO of 6.1, so let's figure out what you're really worth, and if you don't agree you can go UFA and no hard feelings." Thus getting exclusive negotiating rights for his *actual* value, and likely some goodwill for freeing him from the MTL org.
Worst case for JK, he's a UFA at 22, almost certainly making more than he would have been making with MTL.
This 1 year offer sheet was nasty genius. The fact that it was revenge is just the cherry on top.
Maybe y'all should have played that kid more than 13 minutes a game.
KK a winger lololol. Good one!!He's not a bottom 6 center for us, he's a top 9 wing that will likely be top 6 for a big chunk of the year. And that's probably worth a low 1st and a 3rd.
He's not a bottom 6 center for us, he's a top 9 wing that will likely be top 6 for a big chunk of the year.
This spells out the crucial difference between the Aho offer sheet and the Kotkaniemi one. This one actually puts Montreal in a notable bind considering its sheer value to the player and the player alone. That and I've said it before but there's also no way Carolina is putting this much value into offer sheeting him unless they think it's worth it. Does Montreal agree with that assessment is the question.
Gladly take the 1st and 3rd, 6.1 for bottom 6 center, c ya!
cause players don’t develop?
Blake Wheeler was not even a PPG player at the ncaa level at 20... another 3rd overall pick
Olli Jokinen another 3rd overall pick... go look him up
Gladly take a 1st and a 3rd for a 30 point bottom 9 winger at 6.1 mil, c ya, enjoy!