$1 mil for Connor Brown, something don’t seem right about that.
He's already getting $3m+ of bonus money from the Oilers so it was likely that he was taking a bit of a discount to stay.$1 mil for Connor Brown, something don’t seem right about that.
That's awful nice of him. Honestly I figured someone out there would give him 2 millionHe's already getting $3m+ of bonus money from the Oilers so it was likely that he was taking a bit of a discount to stay.
Well, aside from the playoffs he was absolutely garbage and most Edmonton Oiler fans wanted him kicked off the planet.$1 mil for Connor Brown, something don’t seem right about that.
what would the cap hit be for the Oilers if he leaves?Brown technically only counted as 775k towards the cap last year so this year he’s 4.25m. Last he year was a steal at minimum salary, hopefully this year he continues what he did in the playoffs and lives up to being a 4.25m player
He has a 3.25m bonus overage this year and his own 1m cap hitwhat would the cap hit be for the Oilers if he leaves?
How does that work? Didn't we have lots of unused accrued cap last year, and no LTIR? do we still have the full bonus carrying over?Brown technically only counted as 775k towards the cap last year so this year he’s 4.25m. Last he year was a steal at minimum salary, hopefully this year he continues what he did in the playoffs and lives up to being a 4.25m player
I know but if he leaves, do they still have to take the 3.25M cap hitHe has a 3.25m bonus overage this year and his own 1m cap hit
Yeah the 3.25m penalty is there regardless if he stays or notI know but if he leaves, do they still have to take the 3.25M cap hit
I know he gets the bonus regardless
He got paid the bonus last year but only had a cap hit equal to the base salary of 775k. So the Oilers have to make up that difference in cap hit as a 3.25M penalty. His new contract has nothing to do with it.I know but if he leaves, do they still have to take the 3.25M cap hit
I know he gets the bonus regardless
That is the key, he was hurt during the season, but when he was healthier in the playoffs his value soared. I still count his assist on the PK goal as being the key spark to the Oilers making it to game 7. He was impactful in the playoffs when the games mattered most. He also gets along so well with players in the room. Definitely a glue guy, and I think he took a discount to finish the job next year. Or try to. Always have a lot of time for Connor. This just speaks to his character. Not surprised at all.Kudos to him for taking less than market value and returning the favour to the team that paid him handsomely last year with his bonus.
The guy really became a solid player for us down the stretch and in the playoffs.