LEAFANFORLIFE23
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Every one of those things was by previous management besides the Miller deal. Considering how well Miller is playing I'm sure he would have gotten more in free agency this off season. I would have traded him last year to but if the offer wasn't there and he wanted to stay it's not the worst move. As per Myers no reason at all to buy him out when there is literally no savings.On the surface you are correct, However Vancouver does things.
Things they shouldn't do, like trading a top 10 pick to take on OEL, and Garland's contract.
Or trading a 1st when they are rebuilding
Or signing JT Miller to 8X7
or Loui Eriksson to 6X6.
Vancouver does things
Myers will complete this contract. He only has one year left. I guess Van could attach a first to dump the contract (like what the Leafs did with Marleau) and clear the cap that way?On the surface you are correct, However Vancouver does things.
Things they shouldn't do, like trading a top 10 pick to take on OEL, and Garland's contract.
Or trading a 1st when they are rebuilding
Or signing JT Miller to 8X7
or Loui Eriksson to 6X6.
Vancouver does things
Can waive him after the bonus is paid instead. I'm sure a team would claim him then. I still think he ends up in AZ.Vancouver won't buy him out, and should be able to trade him after his $5m bonus is paid out.
There are however 2 issues: one is bonus payment sounds like it's really late (1st day of training camp), and he has a 10 team NTC.
The teams likely to be able to take on his full hit are likely to be tank teams (Chicago, Arizona, etc). He can easily list the bottom 7 teams from this year, which would make it more difficult.
That would leave 50% retainment, which at $3m, isn't too bad. He should get some interest at that rate. If they bring in a 3rd team, can get it down to $1.5m - $2.25m.
Can waive him after the bonus is paid instead. I'm sure a team would claim him then. I still think he ends up in AZ.
Can't block a waiver claim, and cap hit is irrelevant to the Coyotes.Highly doubtful. No one is picking up a $6m cap hit without compensation regardless of salary.
He can block a move to Arizona, although if they promise to trade him at TDL maybe he will agree to it.
2 of those which was under current regime is not comparable to the 2 by Benning. If you are comparing OEL contract to Miller then you probably don't watch the Canucks much. Miller is part of the core so his signing is well justified for a 100 point forward. I take him over John Tavares who gets paid 11 million. Heck I even take him over Nylander too. The only 2 players on the Leafs that might be better than Miller are Matthews and Marner. Miller would be the 3rd best forward on the LeafsNope 2 of those are under Benning 2 of those are under current management
Can't block a waiver claim, and cap hit is irrelevant to the Coyotes.
Can teams come to an agreement on who pays the signing bonus?I don't want to estimate his worth, but I agree after the signing bonus is paid he could easily be moved.
The major wrinkle is supposedly his signing bonus is scheduled to be paid Sept 15th.
Teams like Arizona that want more of that revenue sharing while trying not to pay much will. Paying 1 mil for a 6 mil cap. It's attractive to rebuilding teams that want to get a free pick while tanking and at the same time not paying much in real money.Why would they claim him?
Arizona is still tanking next year. Vancouver can waive him all they want. No team will claim with a $6m cap hit.
Maybe they can make it conditional that the Canucks give up a 1st 2024 conditional and Myers with conditions being that Arizona gets 1st round pick in 2024 if Canucks don't pay 5 million by September 15. If they pay then conditional 2024 1st will become 2024 2nd.Can teams come to an agreement on who pays the signing bonus?
Could the canucks agree to term they pay the signing bonus on Sept 15 and move him at the draft?
Exactly. A free pick. Guy I was answering to seemed to think they would pluck him off waivers just because ..... they're nice? Or, something?Teams like Arizona that want more of that revenue sharing while trying not to pay much will. Paying 1 mil for a 6 mil cap. It's attractive to rebuilding teams that want to get a free pick while tanking and at the same time not paying much in real money.
Can teams come to an agreement on who pays the signing bonus?
Could the canucks agree to term they pay the signing bonus on Sept 15 and move him at the draft?
Post bonus paid acquision…..Highly doubtful. No one is picking up a $6m cap hit without compensation regardless of salary.
He can block a move to Arizona, although if they promise to trade him at TDL maybe he will agree to it.
Why would they claim him?
Arizona is still tanking next year. Vancouver can waive him all they want. No team will claim with a $6m cap hit.
All fairness to dysin mayo they waived him.Arizona traded a valuable player in Mayo for Shea Weber's contract, they would be all over Myers after his signing bonus is paid don't kid yourself. That's savings of 5 million dollars for a team struggling to hit the floor and losing virtually every real dollar they pay in player salary
It takes less than 1 minute to find out that buying out Myers literally has ZERO benefit to do this off season...5m SB paid on July 1, he would have over a 5m dead cap hit if bought out...Let's say the Canucks bought him out, which I don't think is out of the realm of possibility what kind of contract does he get?
Arizona traded a valuable player in Mayo for Shea Weber's contract, they would be all over Myers after his signing bonus is paid don't kid yourself. That's savings of 5 million dollars for a team struggling to hit the floor and losing virtually every real dollar they pay in player salary
My point is, they won't take him for free.
All fairness to dysin mayo they waived him.
They did.They're gonna turn down savings of 5 million over a 3rd or 2nd round pick? When they can flip him at the deadline @ 50% for at least a third?
Did they? He's not a world beater but he should be decently valuable to a contender just as an established NHL regular with that sub 1mm contract