"We're talking with both player's agents and working toward an agreement."
Ground breaking. Thank God he made this hypothetical statement. I thought they had blocked each other's numbers.
Speculation: Raymond Seider Contract Speculation
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Ground breaking. Thank God he made this hypothetical statement. I thought they had blocked each other's numbers.
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Supporters who buy season tickets year after year, despite the awfulness of the last near decade, are owed something.
Posters who merely flood chat sites with their myopic, biased assumptions are not.
ShanahanMan
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Yes and no. The team is at 17.6 Cap Space however that number includes 7 Dman but excludes Seider.
William Lagesson is included in that number. He will be assigned to the AHL adding 775K in cap space.
Similarly Husso could be waived which would add another 775k of cap space.
Those two moves would give the Red Wings 19.1 Million in cap space or enough to give Raymond and Seider 9 Million each and still have 1.1M for Berggren.
I don't think Raymond and Seider will get 9 Million each (maybe Seider?) but the point is there is still plenty of flexibility to get them on long term deals.
saska sault
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Lyon is the only reason this team had a shot at a wildcard spot…On any given night the 5 clowns in front of him were screwing up and Uncle Fester behind the bench just stared.
If anyone of those 3 needs to be sent down - it’s gotta be Husso.
saska sault
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Husso makes the most sense. Lyon is more reliable and Talbot was just signed. Husso is waiver proof so no risk of losing him if for whatever reason you want him still in the system post waiver.
What doesn't become clear is where do you have Campbell and Husso since Cossa needs the bulk of Grand Rapids starts to develop.
It’s why myself and others have accepted the fact that this truly is a ‘Minnesota Mediocrity’ scenario in the making.
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Absolutely I agree he's the reason we almost made the playoffs but he definitely had trouble with the workload
Absolutely I agree he's the reason we almost made the playoffs but he definitely had trouble with the workload
Dude was definitely overworked, but played on like a true pro…Gotta be honest in saying that if there’s anyone who deserves an extension - it’s Lyon.
Edit - for me it wasn’t the overall number of games played (although more than what he’s accustomed to), but the consecutive games that he started seemed to approach Brodeur like numbers…Or am I crazy in thinking that?
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RED WINGS STOMP
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Yzerman pretty much waited until the 11th hour on the Larkin deal, most likely doing that again here.
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4 months before free agency isn't really the 11th hour
RED WINGS STOMP
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Right before the trade deadline before he hits FA is. You probably knew this. Why battle semantics anyway?
AlwaysSunnyInDetroit
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i mean, steve yzerman knows all of these players better than any of us ever will. if anyone is battling semantics, it's people like you
Pavels Dog
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Adjust as needed. Maybe it's 8.7 for Seider, 7.9 for Raymond and 1.0 for Berggren. That's not even getting into the possible rabbit hole of doing some kind of deferred salary deal.
Point is they can realistically get it done with what's available.
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Because he wasn't getting traded and it was 4 months before free agency.
For example kane signed at the 11th hour this year. Larkin signed at like 7:30
LongTimeDRWF
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I am too lazy today to go dig it out, but from memory, Lyon didn't play a game until mid-November or so, that would put him at 43 starts out of (I am guessing) 64 possible games left, over the range of a full season, equal to around around 55 starts. The schedule last year was pretty condensed due to the Sweden excursion, so he did see a fairly heavy workload.
The schedule this year (I looked a few weeks back) doesn't seem as condensed (not too many 3 games in 4 nights etc) so hopefully, more practice time for the team this year through the season.
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Yeah he played a majority of his games in the 2nd half and didn't get in at all until Nov 17th.
Of the last 45 games (2024) in the season he started 35 of them. That is a 63 game pace if applied to an 82 game season, so that is a lot of hockey for a guy that never played more than 15 games prior.
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AHL and playoff games exist. '20 and '21 are the only seasons that he played fewer than 40 games since turning pro.
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Oh wait. Haven't missed practice. We talkin bout the possibility of maybe missing practice a week or so from now.
No, we don't panic yet.
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Because RFA deals with a shit load of comparables floated out there? It ends up being a game of chicken. The negotiations move forward when you hit a milestone where something has to break (training camp, the season, etc.). Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if they've had the overall framework of a deal perculating for months and the hold up is just when Claude and Raymond's agent say "ok, we're not getting any better of a deal, we'll sign".
