The need to trade for Staal, IMO. We would be doing them a favor.How on earth are the Coyotes getting to the cap floor?
How on earth are the Coyotes getting to the cap floor?
First person to propose the Rangers bring in Doan gets perma-banned (only kind of kidding).
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2011/07/03/sports/hockey/rangers-sign-brad-richards-for-58-5-million.html
Richards contract with the Rangers was frontloaded. He received $50 million over the first five years of the $60 million 9 year deal. However his AAV counted as the same amount for each year of the contract on the cap.
How on earth are the Coyotes getting to the cap floor?
With Smith off the roster, the Coyotes have just $42,875,275 committed to 16 players next season, so they have some work to do just to get to the salary cap floor. A No. 1 goalie would help, but Chayka said he is still looking to improve the center position despite Friday’s acquisition of Flyers center Nick Cousins. There is likely interest in New York Rangers center Derek Stepan.
Chayka also would like to bolster the right side of his defense and forward group, so it’s too early to evaluate the Coyotes’ offseason with those options still out there and the possibility of trades on the Draft floor in Chicago next week.
Chayka did make one thing clear, however: He still views cap space as an asset. The Coyotes used it last season to take on the contracts of NHL-retired center Pavel Datsyuk and Dave Bolland (long-term injured reserve). Those acquisitions allowed them to add defenseman Jakob Chychrun and forward Lawson Crouse.
Columbus forward David Clarkson and Toronto forward Nathan Horton (both on injured reserve with a chronic back injuries) are the two most notable such contracts that Arizona could take on in exchange for assets. Clarkson has three years remaining at an AAV of 5.25 million; Horton has three years remaining at an AAV of 5.3 million.
The need to trade for Staal, IMO. We would be doing them a favor.
Dellow mentioned yesterday that they should trade for Hossa and then buy him out. Minimal $, but large cap charge.
Yeah. Move makes sense for CHI and ARI.
$2.6m real dollars to have a $4.6m AAV on the books for the next four years (plus four years of $333K after that).
My point to other guy was that no matter what the AAV is based off the total contract dollar amount.You can't do that with contracts anymore, after the 2013 lockout. I believe the rule is now that the lowest salary in 1 year can only be 50% of the highest salary by year. If you wanted to give a player 10m salary one year, the lowest any other year of his salary could be is 5m. This is to avoid those cap circumventing contracts that were popular before the lockout: Richards, Keith, Hossa, Kovy deals. (Add on extra years at the end with 1m salary to lower the cap hit.)
Trade confirmed:
Stepan+Raanta+Staal
for
3OA, 23OA, 35OA, Dvorak, Hickey
Arizona has no choice. They need to cap hit of Staal. It's a win-win![]()
They could.If that happens, can Hossa sign a new contract with Chicago? Man, that would cause riots across the league haha
When did Arizona get Dallas' pick?
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2011/07/03/sports/hockey/rangers-sign-brad-richards-for-58-5-million.html
Richards contract with the Rangers was frontloaded. He received $50 million over the first five years of the $60 million 9 year deal. However his AAV counted as the same amount for each year of the contract on the cap.
Moving Staal will be close to impossible.
To ARI:
Stepan + Raanta
To NYR:
Dvorak + 7th overall + Crouse
Ranger sign Shattenkirk
6 years @ $6.5m
did brooks really bring up OEL? or is that name just being thrown around here?
Moving Staal will be close to impossible.
To ARI:
Stepan + Raanta
To NYR:
Dvorak + 7th overall + Crouse
Ranger sign Shattenkirk
6 years @ $6.5m
You'd think Stepan was useless according to Yotes fans.
Nobody said he was a elite first liner. In fact most agree that he is kind of in between a number 2 and 1 C. However He has been a consistent 50 point player and his defense and PK is very valuable so you're gonna get good value for him.But you would think he's an elite 1st liner according to some Ranger fans...it goes both waysJust got to meet in the middle.