Macallan18
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i would argue because iin a cap world, people can easily try to make trade proposals etc?
i don't care either. I mean - i personally don't see the issue about giving him seven years. he's had 5 years of pro experience where he played really well. He came here and played relatively well with a small blip, and then an injury. I don't think they make this type of deal if they don't feel there is any kind of improvement and if it sucks, he goes back home anyway - and we don't have to pay him.
so. i'm not understanding why it's a big glitch at the end of the day.
How the salary is structured can be very important on buyouts.
Bonuses are not subject to the buyout structure, they must be paid regardless. That is the real reason the Clarkson contract was such poison, he was paid far more in bonuses than salary, so there was nothing to buyout. He gets paid almost everything no matter what.
So Zaitsev has a guarantee for 3 years of his 3 mil a year, and then at the end a guarantee of 2 mil for 2 years.
Has nothing to do with tradeability, or weighting of salary, all about impact on buyouts.