God damn. His base contract is $950, 000. Divided by 9 games = $102,777.
I mean he still has to pay tax on it but still.....god damn
Also escrow, agent and other stuff. But he is a 9th round pick and he's playing in junior while others are still in the NHL. You have to give him the carrot too not just the stick.
Can someonet tell me how many 9+ drafts from last year are playing full time in the NHL ?
I was also interested in this -- from my understanding players salary are divided by 180 days (there are 180 days in the regular season) and then are paid twice per month.
I divided $950 000 by 180 days = $5 278
He stayed in Montreal for 19 regular season days if I am not mistaken which means $5 278 x 19 = $100 282
So you guys were closed enough!
I'm guessing he has to pay around 50% in taxes so he's left with about $50 000. Take out escrow, player agent fees and he's probably down to $35 000 or so.
He's probably burned a bunch of it already as any teenager with a newly found fortunate would do (maybe a car, clothes, restaurants, bars, video games, etc) so I am guessing he is going back to Windsor with $15 000 or $20 000 in his bank account.
Don't forget his signing bonus too!