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Probably FloridaNemec plus 2026 1st and 2025 2nd for Bennett. Who says no?
Probably FloridaNemec plus 2026 1st and 2025 2nd for Bennett. Who says no?
Just don't like Benny, eh? Too rough for ya?Nemec plus 2026 1st and 2025 2nd for Bennett. Who says no?
Edmonton 2026 first with 50% retained
New Jersey lmaoNemec plus 2026 1st and 2025 2nd for Bennett. Who says no?
Shocker that you'd do that.I'd offer up Nemec+ for an extended Bennett
Bennett is getting a monster of a contract this off season. He's also turning 29 and is already injury prone. IMO whoever signs him to that 7-8 year contract will regret it, and I can't see it being for less than $8 million per year.8 million for Bennett is insane and I love Bennett for the player he is and what he brings to the table but 8mill would be an albatross.
Bennett has his cup. He spends summers in Toronto, so he's not taking a discount to stay in the city of Miami. The market for Bennett will be huge, and many teams will have the cap space to bid, with the cap going up. Every team that gets knocked out of the playoffs will want that physical playoff performer with intangibles.In no way is Bennet going to come close to Reinhart's $8.6 million cap hit.
Bennett's max for Zito would be 7 years x $6.5 to 7 million per in Florida.
I'll bookmark it and we can discuss "well north of $7 million" in July.Bennett has his cup. He spends summers in Toronto, so he's not taking a discount to stay in the city of Miami. The market for Bennett will be huge, and many teams will have the cap space to bid, with the cap going up. Every team that gets knocked out of the playoffs will want that physical playoff performer with intangibles.
Bennett is injury prone, and he knows it. He'll be looking for his retirement contract, and it's going to be well north of $7 million.
Players like Bennett always cash in big in free agency, and the contracts always end up looking horrible almost immediately. Bennett seems like the prototypical type of player for that kind of contract. He's bound to slow down physically as he gets older, and his hockey IQ isn't exceptional.
Why the hell would you do that when you can just offer him a contract in the offseason?I'd offer up Nemec+ for an extended Bennett
He can't stay in Miami, mostly cause he doesn't live there. Neither does the team, everyone's about 45 to an hour north. So, we're good.Bennett has his cup. He spends summers in Toronto, so he's not taking a discount to stay in the city of Miami. The market for Bennett will be huge, and many teams will have the cap space to bid, with the cap going up. Every team that gets knocked out of the playoffs will want that physical playoff performer with intangibles.
Bennett is injury prone, and he knows it. He'll be looking for his retirement contract, and it's going to be well north of $7 million.
Players like Bennett always cash in big in free agency, and the contracts always end up looking horrible almost immediately. Bennett seems like the prototypical type of player for that kind of contract. He's bound to slow down physically as he gets older, and his hockey IQ isn't exceptional.
One nobody cares whether I called a city in the Miami metro area Miami or not. Two, I think Bennett would stay with the Panthers, just that it will cost a lot and the Panthers may decide not to do it.He can't stay in Miami, mostly cause he doesn't live there. Neither does the team, everyone's about 45 to an hour north. So, we're good.
Benny also knows what it's like to play on a shitty team and not be used correctly. Florida's one wonders for Bennett and he loves it here. We'll see. But, he doesn't live in Miami. Definitely not in the city.
Yeah I'm with you on that. Would love him on my team, but that contract will most likely be a disaster. For a win now team near the end of their window, maybe. Like, I could see Tampa or Vegas going for him.Bennett is getting a monster of a contract this off season. He's also turning 29 and is already injury prone. IMO whoever signs him to that 7-8 year contract will regret it, and I can't see it being for less than $8 million per year.
It might make sense for Florida to let Bennett walk in the off season, but it makes zero sense to trade him. Bennett is a playoff monster and the Panthers are in the middle of a window with a team that won the cup last year and went to the finals the year before.
He'll get more in FA...and you traded Hubie for that same reason...not paying a 30 year old that money into his mid 30's.I'd pay him 7.5M x 8 years or maybe even 8M x 8 just because the cap is going up, other teams would have a hard time matching that. He isn't worth it in the regular season but is in the playoffs.
As a native, I care. Miami is well south of us and I sure af don’t identify as being from Miami. Further, many people think the Panthers still play in Miami and don’t realize that they don’t. No one I know calls this Miami metropolitan, it’s South Florida.I avoid the city like the plague.One nobody cares whether I called a city in the Miami metro area Miami or not. Two, I think Bennett would stay with the Panthers, just that it will cost a lot and the Panthers may decide not to do it.
People are going to be pretty blown away, generally, when they see the cost of highly sought after free agents in the next few years.
No, that’s only part of why we traded Huby. If Huby had the playoff prowess Benny does, or if he just showed up more and didn’t go to strip clubs, he may still be here. But, Chucky was and that’s the biggest reason we moved Huby.He'll get more in FA...and you traded Hubie for that same reason...not paying a 30 year old that money into his mid 30's.
I respect his play in the playoffs. He reminds me of how the Lightning played before the cap dismantled their team.