Edited May 10, 2018 at 11:32 a.m.
Quoting: Britishbulldog
That's my point with Nylander. He hasn't either. Kadri was a more complete player that Nylander is now and was signed to a $4.5 MIL long term contract.
Nylander has been garbage in the playoffs scoring only 2 goals in 13 games and going -3 this year. If he isn't scoring than he should be shutting opponents down. He does neither but you folks want to pay him over $6 MIL. Wow.
Want to get flamed?? Post a trade of Nylander for $6.125 MIL Sheifele straight up.
good lord you can't make that trade. Scheifele is a great Bargain and the jets signed him after his first good season and lucked out, he is also a top line center, Nylander is not you can't compare the two.
So with your logic Ryan Ellis at 2.5 mil per year, did we over pay Reilly??? with your logic Top 4 Dmen are worth 2.5 mil????
Crosby make 8.7 million
where would that put Eichel???
where will Matthews land?? 8.7... he will be 10+ all day long
players get paid dollar amounts based on what comparable players get in regards to Cap %
which means that if the cap goes up the player will likely get a higher dollar amount even though its the same or less Cap %
Crosby got paid 14.5% in 2012 which equaled 8.7 mil
Malkin got paid 14.77% in 2013 which equaled 9.5 mil
Eichel got paid 13.3% in 2017 which equaled 10 mil
Crosby actually was paid more then Eichel based on Cap %
If I were to find comparable for Nylander and what cap % they were paid I would look at
Hoffman 7.11% 5.2mil
Eberle 10% 6 mil
Huberdeau 8.08% 5.9mil
So, Willy should likely land around 7%-8%. Considering the Cap is likely to go up to 80 million this offseason and you can bet his agent will not sign before that which means based off a 80 mil Cap Willy would get 5.6-6.4 million per season. Granted, this is a small sample size but this is the way it works.
Somebody better like this ****.... Math Hurts my Brain!