nyr__1994
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Someone offers him 7/90+
Why wouldn't he?
Because he has already signed for 8/84 on July 1 this year
Someone offers him 7/90+
Why wouldn't he?
Other then hank we aren’t paying anyone. Staals deal expires and Girardis cap is gone. Pay ek that moneyAcquiring players 1 year away from UFA isn't the smartest idea going around.
You'd give him 8/90+?
I wouldn't.
I would.
As a UFA. No interest in trading for him
RyanAssuming Karlsson signs with the team that wouldn't be a bad deal. Taking Ryan's contract along with a Karlsson extension would make it difficult in 2019-2020
Here's a question, if it was pretty much known the Rangers would be taking on either Lucic or Ryan (can't answer no to both), who would people prefer?
Assuming Karlsson signs with the team that wouldn't be a bad deal. Taking Ryan's contract along with a Karlsson extension would make it difficult in 2019-2020
Here's a question, if it was pretty much known the Rangers would be taking on either Lucic or Ryan (can't answer no to both), who would people prefer?
Assuming Karlsson signs with the team that wouldn't be a bad deal. Taking Ryan's contract along with a Karlsson extension would make it difficult in 2019-2020
Here's a question, if it was pretty much known the Rangers would be taking on either Lucic or Ryan (can't answer no to both), who would people prefer?
I’m not against it, value wise that’s a huge win for us. That 2019 2nd is going to be between 32-36
We were asked if I would trade skjei, names, and 26 for a package that included karlsson, Ryan and a 2019 2nd. That second will be less then 10 picks away. Value wise I’d do that tradeYou should be. That would turn out really poorly for the Rangers. Value doesn't exist in a vacuum. Ryan is 31 and has 4 years left @ 7.5 mil. Karlsson has 1 year left @ 6.5 and then will get a new deal in the 7-8 year, 11-12 mil per year range. That's nearly 1/4 of our cap space spent on 2 players and our defense would still be a mess outside of Karlsson.
Karlsson is not the answer. People think we are going to acquire him and he's going to magically turn us into a cup contender. He won't. As good as he is, he isn't going to be worth the contract he will get.
We were asked if I would trade skjei, names, and 26 for a package that included karlsson, Ryan and a 2019 2nd. That second will be less then 10 picks away. Value wise I’d do that trade
I’d personally just wait to sign him as a free agent. But if that’s the trade I can’t fault gorton for going for it.You'd be taking on a whole lot of $$$.
Using the full 5% cap escalator is always a touchy issue with the players. Players with existing contracts (the majority of the PA) want the cap to go up as little as possible to reduce escrow (the portion of their paycheck that is withheld to ensure that when actual HRR (Hockey-related revenue) is calculated, a 50/50 balance between owners and players can be achieved). When the cap rises out of sync with actual HRR, it dilutes the player's contracts by having less of their escrow withholdings returned to them.$78M-$82M were the projections. The players hate escrow. The Canadian dollar is slumping again. Escrow wasn't bad this season. You never know about this coming season. Trump's tariffs on Canada.
Am I the only one that feels the Rangers don't even have that much Cap space. I get as of right now we are looking at 30M, but thats with none of the RFAs signed. Plus we still need to add players to roster and you know the Rangers are gonna make a few Free agent signings (Grabner, Nash ? )
T-minus 2 days and like 9 hours.
For once i think trade activity may pick up for us ahead of the draft
Fireable for whoever makes the decision. Melnyk just said he's OK playing with a cap floor team, he knows they'll be bad.Fireable for the owner? It's very possible the owner is mandating they keep it as their fans may not show up (literally) all season if they view this season as a tank-a-thon. Based on what I know of Melnyk, I bet they keep it
Remember, this is assuming they finish 31st overall. Not exactly a given
So assuming the Senators have the best possible odds they can have to get 1OA, they will only have about a 1/5 chance to get Jack Hughes, and about a 50% chance to have the same pick they do this year.
The Senators will MOST LIKELY have an even, or worse pick next year than they do this year. The 2019 draft looks good, but thats a year away. A lot can happen in a year. The 2018 draft looks just as good.
Why would you bet on the least likely outcome?