Indrid Cold
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Looking ahead - Future contracts
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Yeah, this will become thing very soon.
But we are not really having prospects with full seasons yet, so those projections are really hard to do.
I could say Edvinsson will never be as valuable as Seider, because Seider will take the bigger power-play role at first. Sandin Pellikka overtakes also Edvinsson, could even overlap Seider on later years, and at some point Pellikka will become "overpaid" thanks to his high production.
Seider 8.55M (Norris role)
Edvinsson 6.0M mostly defensive role
Pellikka 6.0 all-offensive role
Forwards are almost impossible to predict, because those ELCs aren't even near the end.
Berggren will get some bridge after next year, very sceptical to see anything long-term for him.
Maybe Mazur as some of grinder starting from lower lines will always be cost-effective.
Also Cossa will be 100% sure bridge, you just never know with goalies. Short-term contracts through the career should be the way for them.
But we are not really having prospects with full seasons yet, so those projections are really hard to do.
I could say Edvinsson will never be as valuable as Seider, because Seider will take the bigger power-play role at first. Sandin Pellikka overtakes also Edvinsson, could even overlap Seider on later years, and at some point Pellikka will become "overpaid" thanks to his high production.
Seider 8.55M (Norris role)
Edvinsson 6.0M mostly defensive role
Pellikka 6.0 all-offensive role
Forwards are almost impossible to predict, because those ELCs aren't even near the end.
Berggren will get some bridge after next year, very sceptical to see anything long-term for him.
Maybe Mazur as some of grinder starting from lower lines will always be cost-effective.
Also Cossa will be 100% sure bridge, you just never know with goalies. Short-term contracts through the career should be the way for them.
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Edvinsson has two years to prove himself. If he demonstrates the abilities that are expected of him, he could be pushing 8x8 with a higher cap.
jkutswings
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If Ed pans out Steve is gonna do everything he can to get Ed long term under the Larkin number. He's got two years to round into form and there's guys like Faber and Sanderson who signed a big deal with only one season of promising play. I'm pretty confident he's gonna get there too, he's simply too well rounded in too many areas of the game already to not be at least Mo's level. That will give us a great infrastructure to build around on the Cap, with our two best D and two best forwards signed to under 9mil a year long term.
Berggren is probably aiming to get another bridge this off season because he's arbitration eligible. What that number looks like is going to be dependent on his play this year, so he's the guy to watch closely.
For everyone else, it's quite simply too soon. We gotta see Danielson, Mazur, Kasper, etc actually make the league before we can say anything.
Berggren is probably aiming to get another bridge this off season because he's arbitration eligible. What that number looks like is going to be dependent on his play this year, so he's the guy to watch closely.
For everyone else, it's quite simply too soon. We gotta see Danielson, Mazur, Kasper, etc actually make the league before we can say anything.
Axel Sandy Pelikan
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Any speculation on contracts for these D men in particular are complete shots in the dark. It's entirely possible that Mr. Sandy Pelikan doesn't even make the show. Obviously I don't think that's the case... but it's also not unheard of for heralded prospects to stall Let's let guys make the show before we allot 6-7M to them, please.
Looking long term it’s better to talk about percentage of cap versus actual dollars. As the cap rises 6 mil likely will be what 4.5 mil is today when Edvinsson is looking for a new deal.
