Value of: Raymond Offer sheet

[KrisLetAngry]

Yes. 4 1sts, would get the Wings thinking hard.

I don't think Columbus goes for that. But thats the type of deal I think would work is all haha.

That first actually would be pretty high so Jackets would be risking a bit.

 

[norrisnick]

I don't think Columbus goes for that. But thats the type of deal I think would work is all haha.

That first actually would be pretty high so Jackets would be risking a bit.

The odds of that pick being better than Raymond is still too low for my liking.

 

[Golden_Jet]

Seider and Raymond are in Germany last I heard.
Assuming they wil have to wait for work visas once the re-sign

 

[Hobnobs]

Seider and Raymond are in Germany last I heard.
Assuming they wil have to wait for work visas once the re-sign

Yeah, those two and Andreas Larsson is working out together as far as I know. I'm not too worried. Bigger contracts usually takes a bit longer to get worked out. Especially when it's multiple one's.

I don't think they have to wait for work visas. Those are usually applied in any case since they are counting on returning to NA.

 

[jgimp]

Perfetti really is the only RFA left, you could see an offer sheet ever working for.

There’s a lot of mixed feelings about him. If there’s someone out there who thinks he’s trending to be a legit 2C for the next decade, they might be willing to hand him an offer that could end up an anchor of a contract for the Jets, if he doesn’t become that. The Kotkaniemi type thing but at an even higher AAV. Something the Jets would have to really, really think about.

I’d almost bet though, if they truly are far apart in negotiations, they’ve started taking calls on him, because with St Louis doing what they did, other teams are going to be more willing to do an Offer Sheet. They wouldn’t be fair to themselves, if they didn’t see what he’s worth around the league.

We’ll see.

As a Jets fan, I don’t ever see Perfetti as a 2C. He has an incredibly high IQ as well as great vision and passing, but doesn’t have the footwork/speed or size that I believe you need to be a T6 C in this league. That said, I think he will make a great winger in the T6 and on the PP.
I also think he has more upside than JK and If an OS came along, it would have to depend on who it came from, but with the way both Chevy and Cole have handled themselves and the media lately, I think that a contract is already agreed upon and just waiting for the right moment to announce it.

 

[ManwithNoIdentity]

Please by all means try it

 

[Coffee]

I struggle to come up an offer sheet for Raymond (or Seider) that the Wings wouldn't instantly match.

12 mil

Please by all means try it

You said that with such confidence, what do
You guys have under your sleeves?

 

[norrisnick]

12 mil

Ok. Who offers that and at what term?

 

[Coffee]

Ok. Who offers that and at what term?

First tell me what you guys have under your sleeve so I can figure out if it can work or not

 

[NHL Dude 120]

Tbh more teams need to be doing offersheets, screw the gentlemen's agreement if there's a player that meets a team's need them go for it.

 

[norrisnick]

First tell me what you guys have under your sleeve so I can figure out if it can work or not

Cap space and the ability to create more of it.

The trick to offersheets is that the team making the offer has to be willing to live with it should the original team walk away. I don't see a team with the cap space and willingness to pay Raymond (or Seider) at an AAV that the Wings wouldn't just match.

 

[Coffee]

Cap space and the ability to create more of it.

The trick to offersheets is that the team making the offer has to be willing to live with it should the original team walk away. I don't see a team with the cap space and willingness to pay Raymond (or Seider) at an AAV that the Wings wouldn't just match.

Fine

 

[FissionFire]

I can’t see the Wings not instantly matching any offer sheet under 11M/year. If a team is serious about poaching Raymond they probably need to be ready to offer 11M+ (and maybe even 12M) on a max term contract. Not sure any teams would be willing to go that far.

 

[KrisLetAngry]

Cap space and the ability to create more of it.

The trick to offersheets is that the team making the offer has to be willing to live with it should the original team walk away. I don't see a team with the cap space and willingness to pay Raymond (or Seider) at an AAV that the Wings wouldn't just match.

Utah Jazz 9.15 Million 1 or 2 year term.

Re sign him at same cap hit or a bit lower for 8 years.

1st 2nd and 3rd.

 

[Fatass]

NI’m team is going to offer sheet this guy to big money.

 

[Coffee]

NI’m team is going to offer sheet this guy to big money.

San Jose v

 

[Fatass]

San Jose v

Why though? Yzerman will just match.

 

[Coffee]

Why though? Yzerman will just match.

They need to make a push at some point, or should they not rush the rebuild ?

 

[Fatass]

They need to make a push at some point, or should they not rush the rebuild ?

Matching on Raymond is rushing the rebuild?

 

[Coffee]

Matching on Raymond is rushing the rebuild?

Talking about San Jose sorry, and their reasoning for making a offer sheet

 

[norrisnick]

Utah Jazz 9.15 Million 1 or 2 year term.

Re sign him at same cap hit or a bit lower for 8 years.

1st 2nd and 3rd.

Matched.

 

[DingDongCharlie]

Wings would match easily.

What I don't understand is how Yzerman can play hardball with his young cornerstone players while also being the GM to overpay veterans and mid tier roster players. Makes no sense to me.

 

[Axel Sandy Pelikan]

Okay here's the play.

2 Years 9.15 Million

Columbus Blue Jackets pay a 1st a 2nd and a 3rd.

I believe Flyers have 2025 2nd. Blue Jackets trade a 2027 2nd and 2026 4th for the 2nd back.

Does Detroit Match?

This is for Lucas Raymont not Seider.

Honestly Seider should be getting 10+ 8 years.

How do you not get "If the offer sheet isn't absolutely ridiculous, it's not going to work"?

If it's something that you can stomach, it's something Detroit can stomach.

And hell no, Moritz Seider does not deserve 10Mx8 currently. He just doesn't. There is nothing to support that when players of his ilk have signed to 8x8 or 8x8.5. And the full freight UFA 1D contracts currently have been 9.5M.

There is no planet on which Mortiz Seider is making $10M in 2025 unless some team goes absolutely insane and offersheets him.

 

[Axel Sandy Pelikan]

Wings would match easily.

What I don't understand is how Yzerman can play hardball with his young cornerstone players while also being the GM to overpay veterans and mid tier roster players. Makes no sense to me.

Because that is how the CBA operates. And the hardball he';s playing with young cornerstone players will see them get paid around double any contract he gave to the veterans.

You have leverage with RFAs because of the way that the collective bargaining agreement is written. You don't have that with UFAs.

 

[Dotter]

Yzerman still waiting for that offer sheet so he can match. Make his job easy.