Edited Jul. 19, 2021 at 12:02 p.m.
Quoting: iforgotmyname
Gotcha gotcha. I'm just trying to wrap my head around the whole cap situation with Parise and Suter being bought out. So If you got Dvorak at $4.5 mil, and Kirill at $8.5 mil, and then Fiala resigns at $6 mil, you're around $19-20 mil in those 3 guys with $6 mil in cap space to play.
Maybe you guys can answer this for me: How would that affect you next year in 2022? Cuz i'm looking at capfriendly and it says you'll have roughly the same cap space this offseason as next offseason. But next offseason you'll only have $6 mil to work with and only 12 guys technically rostered. Is the fix just like bringing rookies up/guys on minimum contracts?
Again, not the most knowledgable with the Wild, but i feel like that situation would worry me next year, hence why i figured there was a minor cap problem coming up.
Lots of time to make moves between now and then. My guess is that both Dumba and Zuccarello end up being traded, regardless of what we do. That said, Fiala also might be traded if they plan to go out and get some more centers. Boldy and Rossi should be contributors on cheap contracts, as well as Addison, for the next several years. We're losing about 8M in cap space from this coming season to the next season, so in theory, just losing Rask and trading Dumba and Zuccarello should cover it, even if we were to get Dvorak.
Kaprizov 8 - Dvorak 4.5 - X
Boldy .9 - Ek 5.25 - Fiala 6.5
Foligno 3.1 - Rossi .9 - Hartman 1.7
X - Sturm 1 - Bjugstad .9
Brodin 6 - Spurgeon 7.5
X - Addison .8
X - X
Talbot 3.67
X
So that's about a hair over 64M, 17M left for a 4,5,6D, a top 6 W, and a bottom 6 W, and a backup G. That's manageable.