That's what he's paid the big bucks for. He has more answers than you and I. GMs find ways to make it work.
but he wont and cant, thats the point. Be hopeful all you want, he already got his top 6 player.
That's what he's paid the big bucks for. He has more answers than you and I. GMs find ways to make it work.
He's forfeiting that by retiring
Ah. I thought he still was getting it because it was a 35+ contract. But I looked it up and saw I was wrong. It's his cap hit that still counts after he's gone. My bad.
but he wont and cant, thats the point. Be hopeful all you want, he already got his top 6 player.
Ye also he was traded to Arizona
MB and Habs were in on Shipachyov long before any other team even noticed the guy. MB hasn't given up the chase and has a plan if he gets him and has a plan if he doesn't.
Equivalent of about 7.8M US dollars.
your optimistic words are nice and all, but you need to work on the math and logical side of things. Unless he buys out DD, and trades say Markov (with a 1st) for someone cheap, theres just no way. Even then, he wouldnt do that unless he KNEW Shippy was signing for sure. WHich he doesnt.
Selling his 1997 Honda Accord could probably clear a good hundred thousand rubles
Since everyone knew he was headed back to his home country (as he said he was) why did the Yotes even bother to include him in the deal? to do Holland a favor and clear space?
It helps them to get to the cap floor and they got an asset for helping the Wings
Since everyone knew he was headed back to his home country (as he said he was) why did the Yotes even bother to include him in the deal? to do Holland a favor and clear space?
They saw their chance to get Chychrun. They also got to dump a contract and $1.3 million dollars of actual salary by way of Vitale.
A lot of Wings fans are kind of annoyed the team passed on Chychrun to get the cap space to chase Stamkos, only to end up signing Darren Helm and Frans Nielsen instead.
The worse part was that Detroit never even met with Stamkos. They never even had a shot at the guy.
I think it's weird they pay him in Zelda money.
Total.
Just under 4M US per year.
So he practically gave away 4mil to play in Russia?
(lower taxes, no escrow so probably closer to 2mil in real dollars.)
Yeah. It's been a brutal off-season for us Wings fans. I mean, kind of more of the same.
Cholowski, the defender they drafted 4 spots later, could end up good. I guess he's impressing at the prospect camp. So maybe the Wings knew what they were doing all along, but right now it's a tough pill having passed on a highly regarded D prospect for cap space that turned into long-term veteran stopgaps.
Naturally, some people are a little bitter Datsyuk put the team in this position to begin with.
You know, as soon as you start to do so, the ruble excahnge rate will change, and you'll have to convert to yen insteadim gonna convert all my money to rubles so i feel really rich