Current cap guidance says $83.5 million for 2023-24. But the Bally's default may keep it lower. It certainly won't be $88 million.

Even still, team comes in under.

Even so we're under and I think we can get Bratt and Meier for hopefully under 17 combined, haula closer to 2, and yegor closer to 2.5

Graves likely getting a bit more on the open market, but potentially could choose to stay at that value.
McLeod likely getting more money than that on a 3 year deal,
Haula's contract very similar to Zacha's in Boston so basically going to have to add another 1.5M there.
Bratt and Meier both RFA's and Bratt's numbers are actually slightly better than Meier's, just curious where the extra $1.25M for Meier is warranted?
And what do we expect from Holtz next season? This doesn't really leave much wiggle-room for an underperforming, low intensity performance from the kid, and doesn't offer a way to get him out of the lineup when he underwhelms, as there isn't a scratched forward signed.

Eric Haula is not getting anywhere close to 4 million dollars

Bratt/Meier $8.5m
Sharangovich: $2.05m (QO amount)
Haula: $2m to $2.5m

Sounds right

Your UFA moves made my eyes bleed. Let Bahl play 3LD for 1/5 the price, and find someone better than Haula

If we could get Graves for 2-years, it would be worth it.

I was looking at 3C market for this summer recently. There is not much there. Boqvist may one of our better options.

Holtz is on the 3rd line here, it's not like they're asking the sun and the moon for him. If he struggles again, he can easily be replaced by guys like Clarke, Foote and Thompson.

if Henrique was a UFA this year would be perfect

I'd be fine giving Yegor up to about 3 depending on term

I think it’s either 1-year, $2m or 4-5 years at almost $4m

I'd bridge him to his last RFA year at 2-3 and then trade him if he prices himself out

If you let tatar walk and he's willing to sign 4-5 years between 3.25-3.75 I'd do it