Quoting: Linlan
learn how offer sheets works then try again
Enlighten me, oh wise one!
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Quoting: palhal
It would be very foolish for the Leafs not to sign their RFAs. Now if they are over the cap they can trade one, maybe two of their players and they are cap compliant. Certainly they don't have to trade Kapanen off their Leaf roster. Could be one of about 20 players.
The leafs have to lock up and address other major pieces and holes as well. A trade would certainly be the smarter move for the leafs because they won't have enough to sign Marner and either sign or replace Gardiner AND sign Kapanen to a fair value contract unless he takes a very favourable deal.
Quoting: ItWasIn
Puljujarvi is in the neighbourhood of Curtis Lazar in terms of production at the end of his ELC and you want to pay him 4 mill?
The Canucks are willing to pay older players with far less potential $3-4mil on longer terms, so why not waste similar money on a former 4th overall just 3 years ago. The point is to force the other team to choise between matching the offer and letting him walk for a 2nd rounder because they cannot or do not want to match the offer. An offer of 1-2.5mil would probably get matched and would still be possible to fit in under the cap for the oil.
Quoting: Juice
If the leafs don't have Kapanen signed leading up to July 1st you don't think there will be 15 GM's thinking about an offer sheet and getting him for a 2nd? Any GM that actually wants him will be orchestrating a trade prior to July 1st instead of risking waiting and losing him to another team.
Also...you couldn't offer sheet 2 players that require the same compensation as the draft pick HAS to be your own
Actually, I fully expect that and I also half expect there might be a team that would give him more than the 4.059mil threshold and return a 1st and 3rd.
Yes, it has to be your own pick, I just used the other pick to show compensation, should have been more explicitly clear about that. BUT, it doesn't have to be BOTH, one or other is more what I'm suggesting.