Connection went wonky earlier. This was supposed to be posted before the last several posts.
RE: Retained salary - Having a poor retention decision rated poorly, doesn't negate the impact when it happens.
(Mr_Cap) BOE overturning trades - I must have overlooked this part as well. I thought the point of the BOE was to approve trades
prior to them being made official. Similar to how teams submit the paperwork IRL and then the league has to approve. This would be a more efficient process I would think. Rather than having GM's make a mess by processing and re-processing trades. You should consider a trade submission thread, coupled with an official trade thread. The BOE approves of the submitted trades and announces them in the official thread once they are approved.
Forgive me if I missed this as well: Does a void/rejected trade proposal count towards the trade number restriction?
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Quoting: rangersandislesfan
I like this idea but for a BOE to vote for the deal not happening they have to think it's very unfair i'd say, like if something a little bit unfair then they should vote no just because it's a little bit off in value.
Edit: I'm pretty much saying they should only say no to letting the deal happen if they feel it was meant as a joke.
Not so much "joke" trades, which should be pretty obvious to deny, but "unrealistic" trades might be a better term.
- All of my 2018 picks for a player, for example, which has happened a few times in v1, is just ridiculous. Even if the value is "fair", no team does that, ever.
- Retaining 50% of a 7 year, $7M dollar contract is not realistic. Especially when it is a player currently deserving of $7M/year. You trade him in year 6 or 7 at 50%, at most.
- Every player with a cap hit higher than it should be based on their performance, is not a "cap dump". Fayne, who has spent most of his time in the minors, is a cap dump. If a player has played 60 or more NHL games in the last season, he's probably not a cap dump. You might have to retain, take salary back, and/or give them up for a low return, but you're ordinarily better off keeping the player than giving up assets to get rid of him.