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Danko

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The amount of Value of offer sheeting of playerx threads that will be spawned for the next 3 years is going to be unthinkable.
 
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Curufinwe

Curufinwe

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Offer Sheetz! :fence:


$1,511,701 AAV or less - No compensation

$1,5111,701 to $2,290,457 - 3rd round pick

$2,290,457 to $4,580,917 - 2nd round pick

$4,580,917 to $6,871,374 - 1st and 3rd round picks

$6,871,374 to $9,161,834 - 1st, 2nd and 3rd round picks

$9,161,834 to $11,452,294 - Two 1st's, 2nd and 3rd round picks

Above $11,452,294 - Four 1st round picks
 
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Curufinwe

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The Flyers have four notable RFAs who could potentially be offer sheeted starting on July 1st, 2025

Cates
Foerster
Frost
York
 
ponder719

ponder719

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Cody Webster said:
I thought it had to be your own draft picks when it came to this?
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It does. That's the one thing I'd want to see changed about offer sheets; it shouldn't matter whose 2nd you have, any 2nd should be fine. Just have it in the fine print that if a team has multiple picks available in that round, they are forbidden from trading picks in that round from the moment the OS is signed until the other team makes their decision, and the other team selects which pick they want at the time they decide to accept compensation. Frex, if the Flyers issued the Broberg OS this year, our 2nd round picks wouldn't be tradable until Edmonton decides, and they'd be allowed to choose Philly's, Anaheim's, or Columbus' 2nd rounder, since we own all three; they'd just have to choose immediately.

I don't think changing this is a high league priority, but I'd prefer that system, since it would make it easier for teams to at least have the ability to issue offer sheets while still participating in trades involving their own picks.
 
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Cody Webster

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Hollywood Cannon said:
That 2025 2nd is St. Louis' from the Hayes trade.
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ponder719 said:
It does. That's the one thing I'd want to see changed about offer sheets; it shouldn't matter whose 2nd you have, any 2nd should be fine. Just have it in the fine print that if a team has multiple picks available in that round, they are forbidden from trading picks in that round from the moment the OS is signed until the other team makes their decision, and the other team selects which pick they want at the time they decide to accept compensation. Frex, if the Flyers issued the Broberg OS this year, our 2nd round picks wouldn't be tradable until Edmonton decides, and they'd be allowed to choose Philly's, Anaheim's, or Columbus' 2nd rounder, since we own all three; they'd just have to choose immediately.

I don't think changing this is a high league priority, but I'd prefer that system, since it would make it easier for teams to at least have the ability to issue offer sheets while still participating in trades involving their own picks.
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The only problem with this is the deciding team could really handcuff that team in the unlikely event they want to trade away the other pick
 
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Cody Webster said:
The only problem with this is the deciding team could really handcuff that team in the unlikely event they want to trade away the other pick
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How so?

The scenario I'm proposing is this:

8/13/24: Flyers offer Broberg a contract with a 2nd round pick compensation level.
8/13-8/20/24: Edmonton decides whether they will match or not. Flyers are forbidden to register a trade involving any owned 2nd round pick.
8/20/24, latest: Edmonton decides to accept the 2nd round pick. They choose from among the PHI, ANA, and CLB picks. The pick immediately transfers to Edmonton, and Philadelphia may again register trades involving their 2nd round picks.

If a trade is in the works, it is contingent on transferring a 2nd round pick, and it absolutely, positively has to happen during that week, well, merde, but nothing stops the Flyers from consummating that trade on 8/12, or 8/21, or any other time. It's certainly less restrictive than "you traded your own pick 3 years ago, you have to pay a premium to the team that owns it now, or you can't even offer a player."
 
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