Rumor: Shesterkin’s camp is aiming for a contract which would equate to a netminding record of $12.9M

HabsWhiteKnightLOL

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Look at the Rangers they have a very good goalie and their team is nothing with him.

Great goalies are always going to be less valuable than good forwards. Goalies are voodoo for a reason and are highly volatile. The sooner you come to terms with it the more you will understand.
Sounds like Montreal with Carey but at least the Rangers has good players. Giving that much money for a goalie is not a good idea
 

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Shesterkin doesn't have a big enough sample size IMO. He's been out of this world and he's also been very beatable. I look at the period when Jonathan Quick came in and damned near won every game during a stretch when Igor couldn't get out of his own way. This team is more than Igor, and if Quick at his age is good enough to get them wins, then we don't need to drop 13m on Igor.
 
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He's definitely pointing at his playoff stats with this. Trounces all of the big name goalies over the last 3 years. I'm not 100% sure that this is completely unreasonable.
 
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Boyon90

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I would have done shersterkin + goodrow for draisatl+ picard, but they already dumped goodrow:facepalm:
 

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Hasek(6 Vezina's, 2 Cups, 3 Cup Final Appearances, highest annual paid $8 million per year), Brodeur(4 Vezina's, 3 Cups, 5 Cup Final Appearances, highest annual paid $5+ million per year), Roy(3 Vezina's, 4 Cups, 5 Cup Final Appearances, highest annual paid $10 million per year), Shesterkin(1 Vezina, 0 Cups, 0 Cup Final Appearances, highest annual paid currently $5+ million per year).
 

robertocarlos

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Put him on the list with Trouba. Adios.

Edit: His numbers say he has to be paid around $11 million. Plus you owe him for the last 4 years of low pay.
 

robertocarlos

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There is no way the Rangers should entertain this. I would hold at 9. If you can get more than that, go get your money. I don't have time for selfishness. Your life is no different at 12M than it is at 9M. Don't be a scumbag. If he insists at 12M+, then I hold at 4 years. No way you're getting that money for 8 years.
That's an extra $32 million. Enough for a Hinda jet so you don't have to go through TSA.
 

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If the Oilers can get that far with Skinner then there's really no reason to go blow such a massive amount of money on a goalie.
Yeah, just be sure to have McDavid on your team though.
 
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DanielBrassard

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People act like this is somehow an obscene ask, when Lundvist made 13.67% of the cap with his extension in 2008 and 13.22% of the cap with his extension in 2013.

If you use Lundvist's 2013 number, that would be an AAV of $12.25 million a year for Shesterkin. Which honestly seems pretty reasonable to me.
How did that work out for the Rangers? Igor might be worth it but it means the rest of the team will be built with less room to maneuver. The idea that you are going to pay top dollar for a goalie means that you are going to be relying on him to win a cup and that never works.
 

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If I played for the New York Rangers or any major sports franchise, and I were one of the absolute best in my sport, I would also ask for the maximum amount of money.
Imagine if the New York Yankees, for instance, did not overpay to get or retain a star player - it just wouldn't be right.
Shesterkin is a true New Yorker.
 

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If I played for the New York Rangers or any major sports franchise, and I were one of the absolute best in my sport, I would also ask for the maximum amount of money.
Imagine if the New York Yankees, for instance, did not overpay to get or retain a star player - it just wouldn't be right.
Shesterkin is a true New Yorker.
Baseball is different. It's really just a matter of money. If you're greedy in the NHL, you're literally the reason why teammates have to be let go. The reason why people have to get traded, why their kids have to leave their friends and change schools. Some of that is just the business, but you put it on yourself when you're a pig. Those are people you know. People you're friends with. Your kids might even be friends with your kids. Their wife may be popular among the other WAGS. Would you be able to look a friend in the eye and cut his throat for extra money? Would you want the whole teamfeeling like you broke up the band for greeds sake?
 
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TheNumber4

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What’s the point of NY city attractiveness if all the players are going to ask for the moon anyways? It’s like a blessing and curse. You have great players wanting to play in NY, but those same players want f*** around money while they enjoy NY anyways.
 

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