Confirmed with Link: Sens sign Greig to 4 year 3.25 million extension

[Xspyrit]

Hmmm, I thought I liked Greig, but he really hasn't done much lately and I don't think there is much upside in his offensive game to be honest. if we start throwing around contracts we're going to end up with the Greening/Condra/Smith type guys all over again

These guys were on great contracts for the most part. All under Bryan Murray except the last Zack Smith contract

Condra 2 years x $625,000 + 2 years x $1,250,000

Greening 3 years x $816,667 + 3 years x $2,650,000

Smith 2 years x $700,000 + 4 years x $1,887,500 + 4 years x $3,250,000

Note that Zack Smith signed that 4 years x $1,887,500 (2.94%) right after a 14 goals 26 pts season. Very similar numbers to Greig last season, except that it was a lower scoring environment. Greig is at 3.69% but a 3.9 M$ QO damn

So basically he'll become a no value guy if he doesn't end up as an Elite 3rd line forward. That's why Calle Jarnkrok 4 x 2.1 AAV contract was fantastic.

He's on pace for just under 30 points. 30 points in a $90M cap is easily a $3M player. Throw in his PKing, two-way play and physicality and to me this is not a bad contract at all.

I think he's got upside to score more too.

Yes as a UFA, a player like this would be worth that no problem, but we're pretty much bringing him to UFA status. IMO we should have gave him a cheap bridge, like most teams do.

 

[Blotto71]

The best thing about this Greig extension is that Norris will be gone in the off season.

 

[Hale The Villain]

I would not bring Giroux back at 5.

That number is assuming Giroux turns it around and finishes with 50+ points.

 

[Xspyrit]

People were saying the same (negative) things about Mark Stone when he moved on from his ELC.

Another fantastic Murray extension, how did we get this guy at 3.5 x 3 years, he should have won the Calder with his 64 pts season

If Greig was scoring 50+ next year, then he’s getting more than 3.25.

Not sure why you're saying that, I mean that was my point.

Paying this amount for this term at this moment in his development shows that they think he might become a Top-6 forward, which makes me doubt their evaluations even more then. And I say this as one of the posters who pushed Greig the MOST.

I could be wrong but I don't see him becoming a Top-6 forward, his game is too detailed and is not focused on offense. I see him as a luxury all-situations 2-way 3rd line forward. In that case, you really didn't need to gamble on year #3 and #4

We need to beef up offense, we are 29th in 5 on 5 goals for this season, that's lottery level.

How they played the game.

Staios made the playoffs 3 times in 16 seasons, and the first time was during his rookie season after he played only 12 games.

So hopefully that's not too much what we're trying to build.

 

[Pierre from Orleans]

That number is assuming Giroux turns it around and finishes with 50+ points.

Even still he has shown regression since mid last season. I don't think you'd want to tie 5 million to an aging vet given his level of play.

 

[Golden_Jet]

Greig is at 3.69% but a 3.9 M$ QO damn

Why do you think there is QO offer for a UFA.

 

[Hale The Villain]

Even still he has shown regression since mid last season. I don't think you'd want to tie 5 million to an aging vet given his level of play.

Sure, but Staios gave Perron 4M after putting up less even strength points than Joseph.

He clearly values vets highly and unless Giroux continues to suck for the rest of the year I think he'll get a similar contract to Perron but for more money.

 

[Xspyrit]

Why do you think there is QO offer for a UFA.

Frankly, I don't know what you're talking about sometimes. Communication not working

 

[HSF]

not a bad signing at all

I would say its a fair deal for both sides.

 

[Gil Gunderson]

We’re probably going to lose Giroux unless he takes a discount or we find a way to dump Perron’s contract.