Dion TheFluff
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quality and pedigree of the player. I think it's safe to say that P. Kane is in a completely different class than what Foligno wasWhy would there be an exception?
quality and pedigree of the player. I think it's safe to say that P. Kane is in a completely different class than what Foligno wasWhy would there be an exception?
Kane's play this season has fallen off a cliff, and it's been reported he's playing through a hip injury of unknown severity.how much was that? I can't even remember. Ideally we only move out like a 2nd and a prospect for him but he's good enough that I would be fine including a 1st ( not much else included though) for him
Also lined up a few deals to end when McDavid's contract ends lolNope. The Leafs are arguably in the best cap situation of any contending team in the league and analysts (and HFboards) will have you believe we've been mismanaging the cap for years.
When Dubas realized he was going to have to figure out extensions for the big-3 he structured or acquired every big supporting deal (besides Rielly) so that we'd have large sums coming off the same year to ensure we have the money to extend them.
That makes no sense given what Tank went for and Kane requires more money to be retained. Hell Foligno got a 1st and 2 4ths.
With who kane had been playing... domi and anasthasiou big part of season...
Put matthews, marner nylander or jt with those 2 player, you will see their stats drop pretty fast
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Kane real salary is 2.9, foligno was 5.5
2.9 < 5.5
We dont care about cap hit, the important thing its base salary
It's possible he'll force his way to Toronto like Giroux did with Florida, but he'd probably still cost a lot more than that. Frankly I'd rather not take him. He's one of the worst defensive players even at his best, but he just looks all around bad this year. The only thing I would like about Kane is that he might fix our PPEven at 50% the amount I'd give up for Kane would be almost nothing. Mid-round pick and a 3rd tier prospect like Kral.
That's what I'm saying. I'd rather just pass on him and the headaches of the kind of guy he is/was unless he comes dirt cheap.It's possible he'll force his way to Toronto like Giroux did with Florida, but he'd probably still cost a lot more than that. Frankly I'd rather not take him. He's one of the worst defensive players even at his best, but he just looks all around bad this year. The only thing I would like about Kane is that he might fix our PP
One of the worst defensive players in the league for a very long time and he's no longer creating anything for himself.
Kane's actual salary this year is $2.9 mil. The actual salary retention... today, for a third party team to take on 1/2 of 1/2 of the cap hit is $227k... That's not really a big burden.
Note: I'm not on the trade for Kane bandwagon... unless it's basically done as a favour for him, at a pretty low cost. Too many questions around his current play, as well as I do think we need more size up front, and depth. I mean, if we got Murphy and Kane.. for basically the cost of Murphy, and made it work...sure..But I'd still want to get a bit more size somewhere for the forwards...
Nah, doubt it. If there was going to be an exception it's for Timo Meier, who's an RFA at year's end rather than a UFA, plays a much heavier game, and is having a much better season (not to mention is 8 years yonger). That's 'exception' territory for me. Questionable pending UFAs (age, injury status) do not qualify as exception status to me.quality and pedigree of the player. I think it's safe to say that P. Kane is in a completely different class than what Foligno was
Yeah pretty much but there is certainly a sweet spot between maxed out on contracts and having no one signed.Having nobody under contract is not good cap management.
I was talking AAV and that has to work? I'm not going to get into the business of the cap but I am guessing at a minimum Hawks need to retain at least 50% (AAV). If another team is needed to retain 50% for it to work, guessing that alone will cost a 3rd or 4th.
Lol do you realize *everyone* plays defense on the ice. The fact is even when he was an elite player he was giving back as many chances/goals as he was getting. Phil was sure fun, but without the elite offensive play he would have been nothing. That's Kane right now.It’s a good thing we aren’t trading for Patrick Kane to play any defence for us, but you know for the problem we have had in multiple playoff runs, creating offence. He’s never been a goal scorer, but an elite playmaker, exactly how Marner is like.
Ofc the numbers from last season to this season are going to be awful, the team he is playing for is activity trying to lose games by icing an awful lineup.
Uh, no. It's perfect cap management. You literally have the ability to do anything you want to structure your team the way you want.
Surprised that needs to be explained.You can sign whoever you want, but you have to do it at the current cap numbers. Having no players signed under the old cap percentages puts you at a disadvantage.
It was a 4th for San Jose to retain 50% (25% of his total salary). That was for them paying ~$344K in salary and taking on a cap hit of $1.375M.I was talking AAV and that has to work? I'm not going to get into the business of the cap but I am guessing at a minimum Hawks need to retain at least 50% (AAV). If another team is needed to retain 50% for it to work, guessing that alone will cost a 3rd or 4th.
The problem with most of us is we fixate on name recognition and past performance when what we should be looking for is guys either in or coming into there prime
Those are the guys we should be fixating on, especially if they have term still rather than a once great player like Kane was
No more Foligno's, I really want youth, current performance and health if possible
Throwing it out there, who are the guys that fit that, where would they slot in and how much are they likely to cost?
The problem with most of us is we fixate on name recognition and past performance when what we should be looking for is guys either in or coming into there prime
Those are the guys we should be fixating on, especially if they have term still rather than a once great player like Kane was
No more Foligno's, I really want youth, current performance and health if possible
Throwing it out there, who are the guys that fit that, where would they slot in and how much are they likely to cost?
Without delving too much into the personal side, he's someone I'd assume Dubas wouldn't consider very strongly and I support that.That's what I'm saying. I'd rather just pass on him and the headaches of the kind of guy he is/was unless he comes dirt cheap.
Surprised that needs to be explained.![]()
Very good explanation. I said a 3rd or 4th but it might be cheaper. At the end of the day if I could get Kane for a 2nd or 3rd and Krall, count me in.It was a 4th for San Jose to retain 50% (25% of his total salary). That was for them paying ~$344K in salary and taking on a cap hit of $1.375M.
A similar deal for Kane would require a team to take on a cap hit of $2.625M and pay a salary of ~$180K so they might be able to get a team to do it for a 5th or lower pick or a minor prospect.
The problem with most of us is we fixate on name recognition and past performance when what we should be looking for is guys either in or coming into there prime
Those are the guys we should be fixating on, especially if they have term still rather than a once great player like Kane was
No more Foligno's, I really want youth, current performance and health if possible
Throwing it out there, who are the guys that fit that, where would they slot in and how much are they likely to cost?