Quoting: HawksFan28
Dude, the RFA compensation alone would dictate they will at least make this: $7,851,948
Anything less than that the compensation is only a 1st, 2nd & 3rd round pick(s)..... And absolutely I see teams willing to give up those picks to sign Marner or Nylander..
So yes Marner & Nylander will get at the very least $7,851,948, and who knows, it will probably be more considering the cap is going up and when that happens RFA compensation goes up as well so it will probably be AT LEAST $8,000,000 next season.
Again....is that possible? Sure. Is that set in stone? RFA compensation is not the benchmark for teams signing RFAs.
Player: Panerin
Pedigree: Calder cup winner and top in his RFA class.
Contract: 2yrs, 6m per
Offer sheets: 0
Player: Granlund
Pedigree: 2017 Lady Byng finalist. Top four in goals, assists, points and plus/minus among 2017 RFA class.
Contract: 3yrs, $5.75m per
Offer Sheets: 0
Player: Pastrnak
Pedigree: 34 goal, 70 pt season heading into RFA renewal
Contract: 6yrs, $6.67m per
Offer Sheets: 0
Player: Ryan Johannsen
Pedigree: 4 straight 60pt seasons
Contract: 8yrs, $8m per
Offer Sheets: 0
Player: Bo Horvat
Pedigree: All star and #1 C for the nucks
Contract: 6yrs, 5.5 per
Offer Sheets: 0
Should I keep going? Kuznetsov, Parayko, Galchenyuk, Drouin, Arvidson, Draisaitl, McDavid....0 offer sheets.
It seems the only 2nd contracts that go over the $7m mark are held by #1 centres