Out of Town Thread Part XXV
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Deebs
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If Max has a similar season, I can see him getting around $9M give or take.
Kent Nilsson
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I didn’t think we’d keep seeing 8 year deals with the market appearing to favor 5 year terms.
Kotkaniemi15
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Domi is the type of player that would be worthy of that type of risk and commitment.
I’ll agree with other posters who have been suggesting that getting it done now would cost less.
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Habs Halifax
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I don't think you are far off but like you said, he needs to have a similar season again this year
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LaP
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That ship sailed 1 year ago. By now it has reached the limits of the flat earth. It's going to be between 8 and 9 millions unless Domi is a very very very loyal dog.
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Three ex-Hab .org. guys on that list. Wasn’t Reider with the Oil and got unfairly blamed by someone in the Oiler front office for the team’s misfortunes?
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As it stands, the PP cast hasn't changed much from last year. They might be better because they don't have space to get worse, but domi's even strength stats will also be difficult to replicate.
I think it's more likely that domi falls in 65 point range than elevating even higher than last year.
Now, even a 65 point season to back up the 72 points is going to get him a higher annual salary than Keller..
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ECWHSWI
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Safe to say Domi is looking forward to his new deal
well, with his OS to Aho, Bergevin showed Domi he's willing to pay
Toene
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well, with his OS to Aho, Bergevin showed Domi he's willing to pay
If he gives him the same as Aho but with longer term I have no problem.
LaP
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Safe to say Domi is looking forward to his new deal
His registration to the course "How to be a good person in 3 easy steps" has already been scheduled by Marc Bergevin
ECWHSWI
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will be 25 at seasons end, gotta be careful with longer term.
anyway, I think he'll wait for UFA unless he gets an amazing offer.
Toene
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33 years old is what Subban will be at the end of his deal. I'm not really worried. Domi is a tough sob and he's fast so even if he gets slower he'll just be average. He'll still have hockey IQ, hands and a good wrister. 8 million is nothing now for a first-liner, but ideally he accepts around 7M*8 years.
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It's all about where the player is in his career.
Players like Marner, Werenski, Tkachuk, Matthews, Aho, Rantanen are gunning to get that 8 years deal at maximum value and in today's NHL, it's around 25-26 years old. On top of that, they all know with the new CBA, Cap rising, New television deals coming soon….everybody knows there will be a lot more money available in a couple of years.
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gotta think MB & the habs are one of the three...
I would agree with you. While I would welcome Laine, I'm almost afraid to know what the return will be.
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