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had some time to browse some hockey news today saw this below. Is this an authentic twitter handle? for the folks who live hockey 24/7 can you confirm LOL
Boston has $8,573,334 in cap space. He'll get between $8-8.5.
had some time to browse some hockey news today saw this below. Is this an authentic twitter handle? for the folks who live hockey 24/7 can you confirm LOL
had some time to browse some hockey news today saw this below. Is this an authentic twitter handle? for the folks who live hockey 24/7 can you confirm LOL
I’d love to see Swayman hold firm at like 10 and either take a huge chunk of their cap or force a move, when they’ve already lost Ullmark. The goalie market is dippy but he’d easily get 9, at least, from someone.
I don’t hate Pacioretty for a year at league minimum, you can’t even post a thread on the main board about it without seethe…
It's not a reliable source, but they do quote several others. There does appear to be some smoke there. It appears it's between us and Detroit.
and change his last name to ... not since.That’ll be a real novelty for sure. Wonder if he would wear 67.
They don’t need to spend it now. It’s okay to go into the season with cap space. Let the young players play and grow, see what works come close to the deadline, and then make your move to improve the roster.Who's the 3rd line center they can spend the money on?
He will likely come in close to league minimum with bonuses. He still played at a 40 point pace. He basically missed 11 months of hockey since he got injured January 19th 2023 all the way to January 2024. If he's healthy and ready to go, I think I'd expect a bounce back season... but staying healthy will be the bigger question mark than his talent.
They don’t need to spend it now. It’s okay to go into the season with cap space. Let the young players play and grow, see what works come close to the deadline, and then make your move to improve the roster.
40 point pace is nothing to write home about. That’s really not much upside, especially when he was -14 in half a a season on a playoff team. Roberston has more upside than him in all aspects of the game.
I don't disagree but this is a free asset that won't cost picks/prospects to plug the hole. There's some upside to inserting a veteran that can give you ~40 points as opposed to finding a ~40 point player in-season via trade. The upside is pretty big if he regains his form pre-injury form, which is not impossible. We can't keep bleeding picks/prospects to plug holes. The cap someone like Pacioretty would take will be fairly minimal anyway.
Robertson doesn't want to be here. So unless there's a shift in his decision, it's not happening. You could give the spot to Cowan or Greb or Abruzzese or Steeves or Hirvonen... maybe one of them will do well.
Only thing that could suck is blocking a player for Patches if they had a good pre-season, Grebyonkin you could call up in case of injury but for Cowan it's NHL or OHL so you kinda gotta decide early.
Pretty crazy that Curry just signed a 62.6mil one year contract.
Why can't the NHL players do that, lol.
had some time to browse some hockey news today saw this below. Is this an authentic twitter handle? for the folks who live hockey 24/7 can you confirm LOL
Marner will tryPretty crazy that Curry just signed a 62.6mil one year contract.
Why can't the NHL players do that, lol.
I’m tired of signing washed up retreads that ultimately disappoint, find a younger player with less perigee and more upside…….I don't hate the idea of signing Patches. He has natural goal scoring ability you just can't teach, and a bit of ruggedness to his game. Obviously he's a big injury risk, but if it's a 1-year deal who really gives a shit?
Salary cap.Pretty crazy that Curry just signed a 62.6mil one year contract.
Why can't the NHL players do that, lol.
We dont need any stinking Patches
on the ILGuy hasn’t won shit so I suppose he’d fit in nicely…….
The same voodoo with kampf and JarnkrokWhen that trade broke, they also said the Leafs had to improve the draft pick in the deal to get Chicago to increase retention to make the deal work, specifically because they had decided to keep Kerfoot and not move him at that TDL, as there was some speculation that they would.
Thank God we did, as Kerfoot went on to do absolutely nothing that playoff, for the value price of $3.5m.
Kerfoot had some kind of voodoo spell on Dubas and Keefe. Was beyond any semblance of logic.