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Forum: NHL SigningsMar 2 at 4:23

Thread: Toronto Maple Leafs signed Jake Muzzin (4 Years / $5,625,000 AAV)

'The dude just turned 30 ... maybe you should chill with assuming he'll be an "anchor" by 32.

Some people man.'

He just turned 31. So at 33..... a good chance this contract isnt that great, and on a cap stretched team- any overpay on a depreciating asset- is an anchor.

some people man

Forum: NHL SigningsFeb 24 at 5:37

Thread: Toronto Maple Leafs signed Jake Muzzin (4 Years / $5,625,000 AAV)

Fair value year #1
slight overpay #2
Anchor year#3,4.

doesnt help their cap issues, still have to fix their roster make up, and deal some of their high priced forwards to improve their D corps.

Forum: NHL TradesFeb 24 at 5:28

Thread: (CAR/FLA) - Haula, Wallmark, Priskie, Luostarinen for Trocheck

Carolina wins this in the short term, but if Priskie makes it and either Wallmark or Luostarinen develop into something more than 4th liners/spare parts...this could swing for Florida.

Really surprised Carolina didnt go after a goalie....somehow Vegas snagged Lehner?

Forum: Armchair-GMFeb 23 at 4:55

Thread: I like jim Benning

So Vancouver gets a BIG downgrade in picks, a dman whose playing like **** and isnt likely to come cheap, for a budding powerforward on his way to 20+ goals (that TO cant afford to sign) and a good prospect. Why didnt you have the Nucks throw in Demko and Boeser too?

Forum: NHL SigningsFeb 12 at 2:51

Thread: Toronto Maple Leafs signed Pierre Engvall (2 Years / $1,250,000 AAV)

This will look like a great deal assuming he can fit on the 3rd line (very good chance) once they move another pricier forward out for a dman.

Forum: Armchair-GMNov 18, 2019 at 3:19

Thread: Bergy needs to make a move in order to go deep

No where near enough for Hall, even if he declared he wouldnt resign with NJ.

Hall will be looking for $9mil + (probably north of 10mil) and most teams wont trade without a deal in place- and wont have the cap room without sending back some salary, or have lots of expiring contracts they wont be replacing.

Julsen isnt worth much, and the draft pick would be a later 1st rounder...not much there for NJ.

Forum: NHL SigningsOct 2, 2019 at 5:13

Thread: Arizona Coyotes signed Darcy Kuemper (2 Years / $4,500,000 AAV)

Kuemper had good numbers last year, it would be a stretch to say hes a proven #1. The fact they already have Raanta signed is an issue. The idea that a tandem works where the work and salary is split close to 50/50 has not been proven(starters have lost their jobs to up and comers- but they werent paid like starters, nor expected to split duties). It didnt work with Dallas (Lehtonen/Niemi), NYI (Greiss/Halak/then Lehner) nor the multiple times the Flyers and Blues have tried it. While the cap hit for goalies for Arizona is only 6.8 this year- it jumps to 9.4 next year, if it was affective this season- that would put them #2 (behind Boston-9.75m) in goalie costs among the top cup contenders ( Bos. Dall . Vegas, TBay, Wash, Colo, Tor, St.L, Pit) .
If they were to move Raanta, or figured he was to spend most if not all season on the LTIR- then this would be an ok back-up plan (pun intended). They do have two good prospects in net: Adin Hill and Ivan Prosvetov ( a few years away for Ivan).

Forum: NHL SigningsSep 12, 2019 at 9:47

Thread: New York Rangers signed Brendan Lemieux (1 Year / $925,000 AAV)

Great signing, could move up the depth charts.

Smith will likely be sent to the minors, Namestnikov is on the block, but not sure how many teams are looking to spend that much $$$$. If there are no other forward injuries- he could be sent down too- even if its only temporary to get under the cap. He could turn his career around quickly..but not sure how long the Rangers can wait.

Forum: NHL SigningsSep 12, 2019 at 9:39

Thread: Calgary Flames signed Michael Stone (1 Year / $700,000 AAV)

this further taints the Luongo recapture penalty debacle. How something legal for 4 years is then changed and punished while these shenanigans by Calgary and the Orpik deal are allowed. Hell even the penalty Jersey was supposed to pay for Kovalchuk was drastically reduced (and kept secret for a year-before it became public).

Forum: NHL SigningsSep 8, 2019 at 3:18

Thread: San Jose Sharks signed Joe Thornton (1 Year / $2,000,000 AAV)

16 goals, 51pts for $2mil? thats a steal! The sharks lack depth, and this helps greatly, otherwise Goodrow (7g,17pts) is your 3rd line center. They dont have many top prospects up front, so let them earn it. Gambrell is the only one who played pro last year- still plenty of ice time for him.

Forum: NHL SigningsSep 7, 2019 at 8:52

Thread: Los Angeles Kings signed Jack Campbell (2 Years / $1,650,000 AAV)

Quicks contract isnt very attractive, especially when he cant stay healthy. His numbers last year were awful. At 33- they should let him go, hope that one of Peterson or Campbell can step up. Campbells contract is pretty good value for a backup with decent numbers. Playing in front of that defense cant be easy (and its only going to look worse without Muzzin for the whole year).

Forum: NHL SigningsSep 6, 2019 at 2:27

Thread: Arizona Coyotes signed Clayton Keller (8 Years / $7,150,000 AAV)

Big gamble on Arizonas part, if he doesnt progress...this is an albatross of a deal. 14 goals warrants a $7mil plus longterm deal? Hinostroza got 19. Hell Vancouver let Granlund walk for nothing and he got 12! only to be signed for peanuts by Edmonton. Two years ago Granlund got 19 despite missing a dozen games, it looked like he had arrived and could be a 25+ goal scorer, not all players progress. Arizona is making some bold moves contract wise that could cripple them for years.

Forum: NHL SigningsAug 29, 2019 at 8:37

Thread: New York Islanders signed Anthony Beauvillier (2 Years / $2,100,000 AAV)

this is a great deal for the Islanders....for 2 years, then it turns to crap. Theyre going to wish they had signed him for a lot longer, and more money. Colin White got paid twice as much, and is a better player than him now.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 29, 2019 at 3:40

Thread: Tampa Bay Lightning signed Andrei Vasilevskiy (8 Years / $9,500,000 AAV)

Callahans contract is going on LTIR- so it wont count this year. And as good as Vasilevsky is... he isnt worth that much (neither is Price or Bob). I dont see how you can build a team with almost $10mil tied up in your goaltender. The cap crunch is already impacting their defensive corps- and its only going to get worse with this deal- and Points deal.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 25, 2019 at 11:40

Thread: Buffalo Sabres signed Evan Rodrigues (1 Year / $2,000,000 AAV)

$2mil for 9 goals....seems steep. but only 1 year.

Forum: NHL TradesJul 19, 2019 at 11:20

Thread: (EDM/CGY) - Lucic (12.5% retained) & conditional 2020 3rd for Neal

Edmonton wins this HUGE! Unless there is something about Neal that we dont know (chronic injury, cancer in the room), getting rid of Lucic is a plus, and while Neal may never get 30 again- 20 is very doable, especially if he gets top 6 minutes.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 2, 2019 at 10:28

Thread: Vancouver Canucks signed Tyler Motte (1 Year / $975,000 AAV)

Motte was a decent 4th liner, never seemed to get the chance to do much else, but put in a good effort. good on the pk. 1yr deal is fine. The Canucks have to figure out what they have in Goldobin,Leivo and Virtanen, are they 2nd liners? (like they were sometimes used) or 3rd (more likely) or just good 4th liners (Leivo especially) Goldy is on thin ice with the coach, so if he isnt producing and putting in the effort- hes not on the top 2 lines...and therefore will likely be jettisoned.
Their d-corps is fine now, Juolevi is coming off major surgery, so pencilling him in for a top 6 spot now- is premature.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 1, 2019 at 6:20

Thread: Chicago Blackhawks signed Robin Lehner (1 Year / $5,000,000 AAV)

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>rangersandislesfan</b></div><div>If he wanted term, why 1 year?</div></div>

This was Plan B for Lehner, have another good year on a team where he will be a true #1 and parlay that into something long term. Isles gambled and lost IMHO. risky move by Lehner, who shouldve never said publicly that he was only listening to the Isles (gave away the leverage he had as an UFA).

As for the Hawks- this puts them right back into cap hell, they must have plans for Crawford (LTIR? buyout?) as paying $11 mil for goaltending on this roster is a luxury they cant afford. Crawford has zero trade value- unless they sweeten the deal to take on that contract.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 1, 2019 at 6:00

Thread: Chicago Blackhawks signed Robin Lehner (1 Year / $5,000,000 AAV)

How could the Isles not beat this? Unless the Isles werent offering term, and Lehner said F U, and wants to prove he is worth a longer term.

Great upgrade for the Hawks.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 1, 2019 at 5:39

Thread: Calgary Flames signed Brandon Davidson (1 Year / $700,000 AAV)

Not likely to play much in Calgary unless they move a dman out.
doesnt hurt Calgary, but not much upside for Davidson.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 1, 2019 at 5:27

Thread: Montreal Canadiens signed Riley Barber (1 Year / $700,000 AAV)

There are a few younger players that signed for minimum or slightly more that still have some upside. Barber is one of them. Could be a steal, and at the minimum there is zero risk for the Habs

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 1, 2019 at 5:24

Thread: Edmonton Oilers signed Markus Granlund (1 Year / $1,300,000 AAV)

Has some skill, but he disappears often. as soft as they come too, but low risk for 1 year- and if he gets to play with Hopkins or McDavid- could add some cheap offense.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 1, 2019 at 5:13

Thread: Vegas Golden Knights signed Brandon Pirri (2 Years / $775,000 AAV)

Great deal for Vegas.... surprised somebody didnt provide a better opportunity to move up the line up (better chance at padding stats- getting bigger contract). or more $$$.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 1, 2019 at 5:10

Thread: Vancouver Canucks signed Jordie Benn (2 Years / $2,000,000 AAV)

Great low risk signing. Wouldve been happy if the Nucks resigned Schenn as their 6th/7th dman- but Benn on the bottom pair at $2m per- is even better.
Some much needed sandpaper on the backend for the Nucks.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 1, 2019 at 5:08

Thread: Tampa Bay Lightning signed Luke Schenn (1 Year / $700,000 AAV)

Was hoping the Canucks would resign, figured he mightve been holding out for a 2 year deal- guess not.
Zero risk, one of the best signings of the day.

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