Confirmed Signing with Link: [WPG] Andrew Copp re-signs with Jets (1 year, $3.64M)
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Guardian17
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We definitely aren't in cap hell. We're managing to the cap but we don't have a lot of ugly contracts save for morrisey which hopefully we'll see a rebound in form now that he'll have an actual defense partner. Nothing wrong here and Chevy been doing really well.
Unless this was tongue in cheek. In which case, well done.
hockeyarena
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Cap hell? What are u talking about? 31 other teams would kill to have nearly every contract on this team.
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Oh no, I agree, I was parodying the type of posts I was reading in the other thread. I think Chevy has done a nice job this offseason.
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lmao no I know, read this thread, it is hilarious
It is as if Tampa Bay didn't just win a Cup with a ~$100M payroll...
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Don’t mind this option to keep the team together. Chevy getting creative and signs Copp, Copp playing ball which is nice. Well done by both sides. Great summer for the Jets & Chevy.
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Wow, 5 x 5 would have been great, but impossible, if you overpay every D.
Copp sets himself up for a great deal next year.
Copp sets himself up for a great deal next year.
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LOL! I called this yesterday 10:20pm.
If Copp resigns for a price the Jets cap can afford it will be a one year deal where both parties agree that he is all in for this year and the Jets will view him as a home developed rental.
Copp either is traded or he signs a 1 year deal for less money then he can get in the open market where the Jets assure him he will not be traded mid season and take one more stab for a cup run with the Jets. Copp gets his last chance with the only NHL team he has ever known for a cup run and the Jet view Copp as a rental that is gone to free agency next season so they get nothing for him and give up on him being a long term asset for the team.
If Copp does this which I doubt I would have no issue with this.
The Jets can not afford a long term deal for Copp at a price that Copp deserves.
The Jets are a better team with Copp in the lineup then without him.
So the compromise would be that Copp signs a team friendly 1 year deal and the Jets treat him as a rental.
Confirmed with Link: - Neal Pionk - four-year extension, AAV of $5.875 million | Page 8 | HFBoards - NHL Message Board and Forum for National Hockey League (mandatory.com)
If Copp resigns for a price the Jets cap can afford it will be a one year deal where both parties agree that he is all in for this year and the Jets will view him as a home developed rental.
Copp either is traded or he signs a 1 year deal for less money then he can get in the open market where the Jets assure him he will not be traded mid season and take one more stab for a cup run with the Jets. Copp gets his last chance with the only NHL team he has ever known for a cup run and the Jet view Copp as a rental that is gone to free agency next season so they get nothing for him and give up on him being a long term asset for the team.
If Copp does this which I doubt I would have no issue with this.
The Jets can not afford a long term deal for Copp at a price that Copp deserves.
The Jets are a better team with Copp in the lineup then without him.
So the compromise would be that Copp signs a team friendly 1 year deal and the Jets treat him as a rental.
Confirmed with Link: - Neal Pionk - four-year extension, AAV of $5.875 million | Page 8 | HFBoards - NHL Message Board and Forum for National Hockey League (mandatory.com)
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Gurglesons
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solid & versatile top-9 player. doesn't really have a top-6er skillset, but he produced strongly, and the top-6 lines improved when he was placed in that role. if you're substance over style, Copp fits that bill.
i don't expect him to shoot 26% on the PP again or be one of the among league-leaders in goal-scoring efficiency on the PP (goals per toi) though which was basically why he reached career-highs in total goals & points last year.
i don't expect him to shoot 26% on the PP again or be one of the among league-leaders in goal-scoring efficiency on the PP (goals per toi) though which was basically why he reached career-highs in total goals & points last year.
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except niku is an ahl player and useless and beaulieu can play in the nhl.
libertarian
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Even if Brossoit was offered that amount I doubt he would of taken it and stayed in Wpg. Brossoit wants to play more games then he'll ever get in Wpg playing behind Helle so it made sense for him to move on.
Romang67
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Spending $2.5M on a backup would have been silly.
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Only weakness I can see is backup goalie. Comrie hasn't looked great at the NHL level.
The whole team can rest when Helle has the day off. Just take the loss and get ready for the next game.
slurpee addict
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Well, don't buy a Copp sweater. He's gone - either at the trade deadline or before. Can't see us keeping him longer than that and letting him walk to UFA status. Even if we have a chance heading into the playoffs, he could likely bring back a better rental.
Hunter368
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Berdin has whined he never gotten the chance, now he will get it, and I hope he takes it =)
