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Time to end Josh Brown experiment and test drive Klingon til deadline
The agent might have given him bad advice. To be honest, it is not possible for me to imagine being offered $50 to $60 million and saying, no thanks. God himself couldn't convince me to say no unless more money were literally offered and place directly under my nose.That's fair. But do you think he is rejecting that deal if his agent isn't telling him he can make more elsewhere?
Well no, can push bonus into next year's cap, and we haven't activated him into our roster yet - and even if we do - we can send down Brown or Ryan.
He's veteran who can move the puck, has playoff experience and has scored in the NHL from the blueline. He won't be "the solution" but he makes the team better and like the bet for the team.Pretty bargain basement cost. Can live with that. Insurance I guess. I'd hope though this doesn't mean any of our D have undisclosed issues. Didn't notice any difficulty with Ekholm yesterday for instance but he was game day decision this week.
I think they misunderstand the situation, from the sounds of it, he's getting $1M prorated, and the $350K bonus bumps the actual salary to $1MPuckpedia is saying it prorates up to 1.6M, but on the other hand I'm not sure that's how prorating works and they were also wrong on the Oilers' cap situation just a few days ago so who knows.
I don't think they prorate the bonus as that is just a flat sum.PuckPedia is correct.
350K signing bonus paid ~ mid year prorates to approximately 700k over the entire season.
That plus the 1M prorated base salary gives you a cap hit of about 1.7M.
Seems unnecessarily high.
Holland level signingPuckPedia is correct.
350K signing bonus paid ~ mid year prorates to approximately 700k over the entire season.
That plus the 1M prorated base salary gives you a cap hit of about 1.7M.
Seems unnecessarily high.
Reminds me of the Nylander situation in 2018-19, if I understand that situation correctly. He signed in December 2018 and his caphit was over $10M because it was prorated.PuckPedia is correct.
350K signing bonus paid ~ mid year prorates to approximately 700k over the entire season.
That plus the 1M prorated base salary gives you a cap hit of about 1.7M.
Seems unnecessarily high.
That's the key imo. Coaching. Dare I say that even Brown has been a bit better compared to his preseason formOne of the things to ponder on the current Oilers is how basically every D here are doing even better than expected under KK/Coffey. If you think about it every D we have has improved since the whacked Woodcrap segment.
For instance Darnell Nurse looked like a stud playing under Tippett and does again now. Ekholm is better here than even in Nashville. Booch bloom happened under KK/Coffey. Kulak looking best ever. Emberson coming in here and looking like a find.
Good schemes and coaching is more relatable to D and defending than any other facet of hockey.
The last time the Oilers had coaching staff that were good D whisperers it was Ronnie Low era. We had not great D back then but they looked better here than anywhere else. So thats the clear trend line that KK and Coffey establish here. EVERY D look better here and D with an offensive side just get more confident doing that here.
This is a factor I guess to consider in the Klingberg hiring as well is that we have D whisperers here and Coffey could be best in business.
I think it’s posted above but the annualized amount would be what hits our cap if we operate in LTIR (which seems likely as I doubt Kane returns before the playoffs).I don't think they prorate the bonus as that is just a flat sum.
The question is what they mean by prorating the salary. To me, like when speaking about stats such as goals and points, it sounds like it would be something like 600k which would then prorate to just over a mill for the full season, but actual money paid out would be lower so that would lower the cap hit similarly to how you accrue cap space.
Anyway I'm literally guessing here so I suppose we'll see.
Is he a No.5-6 guy at this point? Used to be a good skater, no?Hm. This depends on whether or not they acquire a top 4 D down the road. If they do then I have no strong feelings about this.
If this is all they do with the defense then that's ick.