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Forum: Armchair-GMJun. 12, 2022 at 12:41 p.m.
Thread: Offseason
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>jjkhairaELTE99</b></div><div>holland was offered something similar when JP was about to go back to Europe (where he was at his lowest value) and said no. He'd deinifetly say no to this given that since coming back he's been elite defensively producing at a 0.5/GP and that's while being statistically unlucky. Unless Holland gets a deal that improves the team/knock his socks off, he's staying in yeg. I think Yamo has a bigger shot of leaving cause of value and org needs.</div></div>

I'm fully aware of Holland not being interested in moving Puljujarvi like 2 years ago. Time has past and things have changed, he could definitely be moved for what would be an underwhelming package in mine and your eyes.

I agree that he's underrated and SHOULD fetch more than this. But if Holland doesn't want to pay Pool Juice what he wants I could definitely see something along these lines getting it done
Forum: Armchair-GMMay 10, 2022 at 11:34 a.m.
Thread: DK Please Retire
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>jjkhairaELTE99</b></div><div>I mean Puckpedia are the experts relating to cap-specific and contract-specific situations. Nhl teams even use the site. I'd take their expert analysis of all things CBA over a guy that did a quick google search of the CBA and a tsn article on a forum post. In terms of cap recapture penalities, the cost part of recapture always goes back to the team that originally signed the deal. See Vancouver alla luongo as an example. I don't claim to be a CBA expert, I just trust the information provided by the experts on that matter.</div></div>

Oh Gosh Dang. Puckpedia is right. I had this super long write up about Luongo being the perfect example and when I went to do the math...Illustration #4 is exactly what Puckpedia is using.

The summary being...since Keith was traded when his salary was ALREADY LOWER than his cap hit then per the letter of the CBA, they don't have and have never had a cap advantage. They have a cap loss that needs to be recouped.
Forum: Armchair-GMApr. 25, 2022 at 2:47 p.m.
Thread: A Dream Offseason
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>jjkhairaELTE99</b></div><div>His camp will look at something between panarin and shipachyav deals. I think with some bad money out, a gamble of that low value isnt too bad of a shot to take</div></div>

It's a lot to gamble on a guy who is 26 and has had just 1 great year in the KHL so far. Panarin was 23 when he signed and coming off a 1.15 P/GP campaign. At the same age, Kuzmenko was 0.67 P/GP - not even in the same stratosphere.

Gusev is a much closer comp - he was 1.15 P/GP as a 25-year-old and 1.32 P/GP as a 26-year-old, at which point he signed as a UFA for $4.5M x 2. It turned out to be a disaster.

Age 22
Gusev: <strong>0.67 P/GP</strong>
Kuzmenko: 0.53

23
NG: <strong>0.88 </strong>
AK: 0.67

24
NG: <strong>1.25</strong>
AK: 0.65

25
NG: 1.15
AK: <strong>1.18</strong>

Don't get too excited yet. And don't overpay.

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Forum: Armchair-GMApr. 24, 2022 at 10:59 a.m.