Bonuses or not, that offer doesn't come close to getting Pietrangelo.

Performance Bonuses are paid to players based on their achievements and are not guaranteed. Only certain players are eligible for performance bonuses in their contract:

-Entry-Level Contract Players

-Players that are 35 years or older and sign a 1 year contract

-Players with a minimum of 400 NHL Games Played signing a 1 year contract after having a long-term injury. A long-term injury is defined as a player on Injured Reserve for a minimum of 100 days in the last year.

While performance bonuses count against the salary cap, teams are permitted to exceed the salary cap due to performance bonuses, to a maximum of 7.5% of the Salary Cap.

If a team exceeds the Salary Cap due to performance bonuses, then any amount over the Salary Cap is considered a Bonus Carryover, and counts against the cap in the next season.

Coyotes reject , dont need Andersen and gonna have to give up alot more for the Coyotes MVP

Pretty sure he meant signing bonuses.

Guess who else can give signing bonuses? A whoooole bunch of NHL teams. Petro laughs at that offer.

Well, if that is the case, the Leafs have no issues with handing out ridiculously massive SB's.

I don't think that offer gets it done though. He will get more than that elsewhere, and for more term, including staying with the Blues.