Fogelhund
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Kadri for unsigned Nylander.
Now half the fans s/b happy.
Matthews gets his $14mm.
Kadri won’t be a Leaf with Shanahan around. You’d think most regular posters would know that by now.
Kadri for unsigned Nylander.
Now half the fans s/b happy.
Matthews gets his $14mm.
Of course, if the Leafs trade Nylander before the trade deadline, he can sign with that new team for 8 x 10 which I assume would be the goal of his agent.I see the new 10.5 rumor as such:
if Willy is seeking 10.5 AAV approx the max he could get from other teams in the UFA market is 7 year deal
10.5 x 7 = 73.5M with other teams with probability of not as lucrative in terms of signing bonuses and front loading the contract
OR
9.2 x 8 = Approx 73.5M with the leafs at max with front loaded signing bonuses.
I really don't think anyone will pay Nylander more than 9.5 a max AAV on the 7 year deal in the UFA market
9.5x7= 66.5M approx
66.5M on 8 year term comes to about 8.32 AAV which can be handsomely front loaded with signing bonuses.
I think Willy is overvaluing himself with 10.5, I really do not think anyone in the league would pay him 10.5 or even 10. Desperate team would pay at max about 9.5 AAV for a total of 66.5M IMO
Hopefully Treliving is doing some similar math with a take it or leave it scenario
Pastranak was signed for 6.66M, Nylander is at 6.9M.
Pastranak signed coming off a 70P season [75 games] and Nylander I believe had 62P.
Cap % - he was in between the 2.
Nylander was coming off back to back 60 point seasons, Pasternak off his first one over 30 (70 pts).
Though Pasta only had that one high scoring season at that point. Nylander actually had the higher NHL ppg
Is he forced to retire after the end of the 7 year contract?
He would be 34 when a 7-year contract ends. Impossible to predict from here but if the cap goes up significantly he may not even take a pay cut on that 8th year.
Pastranak was signed for 6.66M, Nylander is at 6.9M.
Pastranak signed coming off a 70P season [75 games] and Nylander I believe had 62P.
Of course, if the Leafs trade Nylander before the trade deadline, he can sign with that new team for 8 x 10 which I assume would be the goal of his agent.
I always thought that when the post ELC mega-contracts were signed that the core players were given a lot of money up front ahead of their earning curve. I perhaps naively believed that the 3rd contracts would be based on fair leaguewide comparables and not the new salary structure invented by previous management.I think all of us here are overthinkkng and over stressing about this whole thing. I think Nylander and Matthew's will both get signed and with a discount. It's the first time I actually feel like we legit have a team that can play old time hockey mixed with modern hockey... first time where our core players can step on the ice and feel secured and feel big. I still think Trev will go out and get tougher in the bottom 6 and maybe get a good all around dman.... we should all just chill and not feed the media with me panic and shit.
A team that needs scoring might pay close to that. I’m not sure he’s a good fit for Boston but they might kick the tires if he made it to FA.Which is all fine and dandy, but I am not sure how many teams will value Nylander at 10 AAV and give Nylander 80% to 90% in signing bonuses front loaded at that (basically a buyout proof contract); and a chance to play with the talent he gets to play with on the Leafs.
I really doubt Nylander is valued at 10 AAV around the league.
orIn a competitive market place the option is what is other team willing to pay him as a UFA. My scenarios I designed is based on that and the assumption that there is no team that will pay Nylander 10 AAV on a 7 year deal.
Options for Nylander are:
A) Sign with another team for the max of 7 yr deal, max AAV would be I guess 9 AAV if at all total payout: 63million dollars. No guarantee that they will be able to front load the contract and give 80% to 90% of that contract in signing bonuses like Leafs can.
B) Sign with the Leafs for a total of anywhere between 63 to 65 million on 8 year term, with fully front loaded contract that can be paid out in 80% to 90% in signing bonuses which will come to around 7.87 AAV (63M) to 8.2 AAV (approx. 65M)
C) take short term deal in hopes of getting paid more, risk serious injury and potential of losing future earnings.
I am Brad Treliving this is what I am presenting to Nylander's agent. Take it or leave it. Nylander's choice!
P.S. btw I would present something similar to Matthews as well so it is "fair". You can calculate the upper and lower bound for Matthews starting with 14 X 7 as lower bound and 15 X 7 as upper bound; factor in signing bonuses and front loading of the contract, AND the additional 3 to 5 million per year on average money Matthews makes because he is a Leaf.
Or you can read my post in Matthews' thread
News Article: - Auston Matthews - August 1st., Contract Crickets
Every time I see this title it bugs me, it’s a privilege for this guy to play here. He wouldn’t get near the ad revenue, exposure elsewhere, he plays for a legit contender, he’s pampered beyond belief and we gave him a sweetheart deal. Oh please please, we are so lucky that you’re willing to...forums.hfboards.com
I agree with this. Why should Willy take a discount when Auston will wrench every dollar. Those two need to sit down and talk it over, and agree to take a discount to keep the team together.If im Nylander im not taking 8 million so Matthews can get 13 -14. That is a recipe to destroy team chemistry even further.
they should all agree to take a haircut for the good of the team.
Clearly Matthews will not so he has probaly decided that a couple more cars gaining rust in the garage is more valuable than a Cup and a legacy that lasts long after you are gone.
If Nylander and Matthews sign this year, the cap hit percentage we see will be based on what the cap is when the contract actually BEGINS. Book it.Wait so @Throw More Waffles was on point when he argued for months that players get signed on salary cap projections... lol
I hope treliving is talking the trade market right now to atleast see what is there
I am not denying that but AM sets the market.THE PROBLEM is comparing himself to Auston Matthews. Matthews is Batman for better or for worse. Nylander is Robin’s sidekick.
No, the cap hit percentage is based on when you sign. That's the only cap that exists.If Nylander and Matthews sign this year, the cap hit percentage we see will be based on what the cap is when the contract actually BEGINS.
And a short term deal is good for the LeafsIf Nylander and Matthews sign this year, the cap hit percentage we see will be based on what the cap is when the contract actually BEGINS. Book it.
Then they will continue saying Crosby signed for 17% of cap. Lol, can’t make this stuff up.
A team that needs scoring might pay close to that. I’m not sure he’s a good fit for Boston but they might kick the tires if he made it to FA.
or
D) Force a trade before the deadline to a team he wants to sign with and sign with them for 8 x 10.
It would have been done by now, I guarantee he is squeezing the Leafs for max. dollars.That’s not clear at all. We don’t know anything