Value of: ROR's next contract.

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What do you think Ryan O'Reilly's next contract will look like?

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[Rebels57]

What do you think Ryan O'Reilly's next contract will look like?

Giroux got 3 X $6.5 starting at age 34

If we use that as a comparable with ROR starting at age 32...4 years, $6.5 million-7 million per?

 

[A1LeafNation]

Homer discount with the Leafs like Spezza.

 

[Mighty Makar]

Homer discount with the Leafs like Spezza.

You’re talking about Ryan O’Money.

 

[Phion Keneuf]

3 years x 7 mil per

Then retirement contract after

 

[BlueTacos]

Homer discount with the Leafs like Spezza.

Yeah no. He may come back to blues. He never wanted to leave.

 

[Hockey 4 Life]

Leafs will resign ROR and Acciari, by letting kampf and kerfoot go as well as trading Matt Murray. 5.5 x 3 for ROR.

 

[dirtydanglez]

i think it depends a lot on how he does this playoffs.

 

[Castle8130]

You guys think he'd accept a 1x8 mil? Hawks could use a rental for the year

 

[LeafalCrusader]

6x4

 

[Leafshater67]

I wouldn’t pay more than 5-6 for him and only 1-2 year term. He’s lost a step and is no longer the first line player he was but is still a very solid 2-3c and a huge playoff performer.

 

[Menzinger]

Probably 2ish years of term. 8-10ish million total value.

If he wants 3+ years of term that aav will drop considerably

 

[Gaylord Q Tinkledink]

You guys think he'd accept a 1x8 mil? Hawks could use a rental for the year

Given the way Chicago cleaned house, they'd probably be more likely to sign his brother, Cal, if he still plays.

 

[westc2]

There was a lot of talk about him coming back to the Blues, which is a big reason the Blues aren't naming a new team Captain.

 

[Nikolajs Sillers]

He has unfinished business in Buffalo's Horton's

 

[Puckstuff]

The more term he wants, the less the aav. Given that by year 4 or 5 there is likely to be a big drop off.

1 year, 8 million per.
2 years, 7.5 million per.
3 years, 7 million per.
4 years, 6.5 million per.
5 years, 6 million per.

I would offer him 5 years, 30 million, to get the lower cap hit and just accept it will be a bad contract in year 4 and 5.

 

[biturbo19]

i think it depends a lot on how he does this playoffs.

Yeah. That seems like the biggest up-in-the-air factor to me. He spent most of the season looking like he'd seriously lost a step or two and really declined as a player. If he can establish that he's still got something to offer as a frontline player in the playoffs...that'll really ratchet up the ask. Compared to if he's just out there on that market as a sort of aging, slowing, #2b/3C for someone. Those are pretty different price points...and could also really impact the term teams are willing to throw around.

 

[34]

Homer discount with the Leafs like Spezza.

Doubt it, but would be nice

 

[tfriede2]

The more term he wants, the less the aav. Given that by year 4 or 5 there is likely to be a big drop off.

1 year, 8 million per.
2 years, 7.5 million per.
3 years, 7 million per.
4 years, 6.5 million per.
5 years, 6 million per.

I would offer him 5 years, 30 million, to get the lower cap hit and just accept it will be a bad contract in year 4 and 5.

Yikes

 

[Puckstuff]

Yikes

so what do you think then?

 

[Petes2424]

He’s going to get a decent deal from a contender. Something like 2 years $5 million AAV. Maybe someone gives him the 3rd year.

 

[Malaka]

Could be a nice add for the bruins cap willing

 

[PAZ]

People are out for lunch if they think they'll get him for a 2 yr x $5 mil contract.

Look at the free agent pool - he's still the best center available. He'll be getting at least $20 mil minimum.

 

[lionsDen]

I’d look for ror to go somewhere he’ll make money and have a chance to win, that might be Toronto. Well see

Could be a nice add for the bruins cap willing

I’d be surprised if bostons got the cap available

 

[The Red Helmet]

I don't think he would ever want to come back here but he would be a perfect fit for Buffalo's current lineup and he would both have a chance to win and get paid.