CapWages vs PuckPedia

[Favin]

Now that CapFriendly is no more, which site do you use for NHL contract information?

CapWages
PuckPedia

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[banks]

I'm fine with PuckPedia so far. It's user friendly enough. And you can list cap details alongside on-ice stats like points.

But I haven't used CapWages much. It does look like it has some cool features, like listing projections and comparables for UFAs,

 

[HockeyVirus]

Capwages >>>> except they are not really plugged in like the other sites so it takes longer to get accurate information.

 

[Randy Butternubs]

I like the CapWages layout better. But PuckPedia has the better armchair gm tool.

 

[FriendlyGhost92]

I prefer CapWages and I can't even remember why because it's been so long since I used PuckPedia. There's some tool they have that PP doesn't have, and I can't remember what it was.

Both pale in comparison to CapFriendly, though.

 

[Emerica]

I like capwages' layout as its basically a copy of capfriendly but it seems to take longer to be updated than puckpedia and puckpedia's GM tool is much better

 

[habamillions]

I like capwages its almost exactly like capfriendly

 

[puckpedia]

I'm a bit biased but PuckPedia is my go-to...


In all honesty, we've made a bunch of changes to our site over the last few months (including an improved homepage that we launched yesterday) and we hope people are liking it.

 

[Mrfenn92]

Like both

 

[FriendlyGhost92]

The thing I hate about both is neither tracks trades directly from a player's page.

You could do that with CapFriendly.

 

[PAZ]

Mainly utilize Capwages as the UI is a lot better, but I trust PuckPedia's data more.

As others have mentioned, neither are close to Capfriendly.

 

[puckpedia]

The thing I hate about both is neither tracks trades directly from a player's page.

You could do that with CapFriendly.

At the bottom of our player page is their transaction log where you can see trade history