deletethis
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We would lose Kapanen/Johnsson anyways after their short term deal is up.
We don't know that. The cap will be different. There'll be a new CBA and a new NHL team.
We would lose Kapanen/Johnsson anyways after their short term deal is up.
If Brown + Marleau are moved we easily fit everyone
We would lose Kapanen/Johnsson anyways after their short term deal is up.
Marleau really is the thorn in our sides here. If Brown + Marleau are moved we easily fit everyone
You appear to have counted Horton twice. His salary is included in the total salaries and then it was counted again to reduce the 10% slush. The Leafs, like every other team, can go to $83 million plus 10% in the off season.
You need to pay the piper for Horton one way or another eventually..
Offseason = $83 mil + 10% slush fund = +$8.3 temp extra which = $ 91.3 total offseason spending including Horton @$5.3 mil. So if you deduct his contract that = $ 86 mil in net spending.
Slush fund $8.3 mil (+10% on $83 mil) of which Horton contract would eat away at if you remove it. (ie hard cap +$3 mil extra to work with during the summer)
Regular season = $83 mil Hard Cap + LTIR (Horton @$5.3 mil) = $88.3 total cap compliance = $83 mil in actual contracts as Horton's $5.3 mil dead contract is included.
Summary: Leafs have $86 mil + Horton in the offseason & $83 mil + Horton in the regular season. The slush fund extra money goes away when the season starts.
That is what that post of mine earlier was attempting to portray in case that wasn't clear. (and needed to include Horton)
The Capfiendly number of free cap $8,790,301 does not include the slush fund, and does include Horton.. However depending on how/when you deduct it matters.
I think $3.1M Kapanen will be a cap casualty. The Matthews overpay is responsible for losing Kapanen.
More like the Marleau/Zaitsev contracts that Lou gave out would cause a cap casualty.I think $3.1M Kapanen will be a cap casualty. The Matthews overpay is responsible for losing Kapanen.
UmmmmmKadri contract looks real ugly now.
You appear to have counted Horton twice. His salary is included in the total salaries and then it was counted again to reduce the 10% slush. The Leafs, like every other team, can go to $83 million plus 10% in the off season.
And Freddy at $5 million also for another couple seasonsThe Leafs are also extremely lucky that Rielly is only getting $5 million a year and he should be getting $9 based on his #’s
Incredible signing there from years back
So really we have 14 million in space.Our Leafs sit #6 on cap used (and reflecting Matthews new deal)
PROJECTED CAP SPACE: $8,790,301 with 17 players under contract.
With Marner, Kapanen and AJ as RFAs and Gardiner and Hainsey as UFAs.
Link: CapFriendly - NHL Salary Caps
Kappy will sign for 1 year for 2M but nothing will be done until Mitch signs. AJ has turned down the Leafs for 2.1M which is fine. The Leafs will go to arb and then if over 2.1M they will decline contract.
No way Johnsson's arb deal comes back that high. At the principle of it, he's a 24 year old, with 46 career points.Kappy will sign for 1 year for 2M but nothing will be done until Mitch signs. AJ has turned down the Leafs for 2.1M which is fine. The Leafs will go to arb and then if over 2.1M they will decline contract.
Me tooI'd hope Johnsson has some kind of trade value as opposed to the Leafs losing him for nothing.
I see the Marleau contract and the Horton LTIR contract tied together..
Marleau's 3 year deal overlapping the 3 years remaining on Horton's LTIR contract.
This is part in why they took the gamble on Patty, because they knew if worse came to worse with those 2 contracts overlapping and counting a just one, and Horton being allowed to be pushed above the hard cap line wouldn't really impact the Leafs much as only the difference $6.25 mil - Horton $5.3 mil = $950k needs to be accounted for as the other $5.3 mil could be recapture as part of the LTIR reimbursement, and reinvested in his replacement.
Essentially Norton being replaced with a healthy player and his full amount appearing above the hard cap ceiling.
You would hope so. But he has told Leafs he will not sign at 2.1M. So it is up to arb. we will see. anything is possible with new rfa pricing model. last years model has gone forever. if arb goes higher than hopefully we can trade the asset. crazy new world for rfas.No way Johnsson's arb deal comes back that high. At the principle of it, he's a 24 year old, with 46 career points.
I don't think there's a single comparable over 1.8 million
Lol, I don't really card what he's says too be honest. He has basically zero negotiating rights.You would hope so. But he has told Leafs he will not sign at 2.1M. So it is up to arb. we will see. anything is possible with new rfa pricing model. last years model has gone forever. if arb goes higher than hopefully we can trade the asset. crazy new world for rfas.
If this isn't a cold water in the face for Dubas then I don't know what is. He absolutely has to move Nylander. There's more to this cap friendly moment than just 2019-2020. Dubas has to think beyond next season.
Lol, Kadri contract still looking like a steal
Lol, I don't really card what he's says too be honest. He has basically zero negotiating rights.
His options are either;
1. Take whatever Toronto gives me, potentially with term.
2. Take whatever the arb guy gives me, and be bound to that, good or bad....and than go about the whole process again next year.
3. Sit out
And for a 24 year old trying to carve out a career, #3 isn't a real option.