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Tim Budong 09-06-2020 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Jmac (Post 8998485)
Will teams actually be at the floor, though? This year, every team was above the median $70.35M with New Jersey being the lowest with $8.6M in cap space. Arizona was one of two teams to spend above the cap (Toronto the other). No one was even close to the $60.2M floor.

Who knows what will happen with COVID, of course. Some owners may wish to cut costs if their other businesses are hemorrhaging money.

Then the other issue is cost. Toronto paid a 1st for Carolina to take and buy out the last year of Marleau’s contract. What would it take to get rid of 2 years of Eriksson?

hopefully less than that 1st becuz in real dollars, most of that loui contract is paid out already.

Jmac 09-06-2020 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Tim Budong (Post 8998489)
hopefully less than that 1st becuz in real dollars, most of that loui contract is paid out already.

I mean, he's still owed $5M as his $3M signing bonus this year should've already been paid out ... but they'd still be paying him $1M this year and $4M next year ($3M if they buy out his contract) with a $6M cap hit.

Hypothetical here: Let's say Eriksson's contract expired at the end of this season and the team considering him is neither going to spend to the cap nor be at the floor. Would you consider a 2 x $2.5M contract to be a good deal?

Ultimately, any team with an internal cap that isn't the floor is looking for bang for the buck. Eriksson still isn't offering up what you'd want for $2.5M.

murd0c 09-07-2020 09:04 AM

umm we always start it after nhl season is over not when the Canucks season is over..


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