Thanks, fixed.

Matt Donovan is still listed as a UFA with the NYI. He signed with Buffalo July 1st: http://sabres.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=773545

He has now been moved to Buffalo. Thanks!

Small tweak noticed - Johnny Oduya will be a UFA after his contract expires, currently listed to become a RFA

Ricky

Thank you Ricky, now fixed

Whenever I make a transaction, the players position on my depth chart change to the order they were when I first started the team. Example: MTL. Torrey Mitchell starts as center on the top line (highest row). I drag him to the fourth row (Line). Make a couple trades or some sort of transactions and the software shuffles Mitchell back to the first line. (Top row)

it's probably a small line of code that needs to be expanded on. I think its worth the effort as its pretty annoying and most people use the rows as a guide for their lines their projecting too.

I'll be looking into this marco, thanks for the suggestion

A couple small issues:

Jagr listed as centre.

In AGM 16-17, if you resign a player, trade him, reverse the trade, he is removed from your team. If you go back to try and resign him again, it says "This player has already been signed to your team" even though he isn't.

Yeah, same thing with Hayes. He should be listed as mainly a C, not a RW. Kevin Hayes, that is.

Jagr fixed

Will look into that issue, thx



Fixed, ty

Thanks for pointing this out, it is now fixed

This should no longer be an issue

Happened to notice an issue with the Tampa Bay Lightning page. The projected cap space in the coming years does not seen to add up. Also not sure how the buyout dollars are in the salary expenditure area for Lecavalier's buyout as it was a compliance buyout.

Compliance buyouts do not have a cap hit, but do indeed still have a salary cost. As is shown on Lecavaliers page: https://www.capfriendly.com/players/vincent_lecavalier

The projected cap space has been fixed, thank you for letting us know about the error!

So is there a reason why the cap for 16-17 has been set permanently to 71.4M for the AGM? Has it been confirmed?

It has not been confirmed yet but this is the latest news on it:

Next year's NHL salary cap is expected to remain "relatively flat," per Bill Daly.

— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) May 30, 2016

Cool, thanks for the heads up.


Next line of business: Has capfreindly scrapped the PP/PK lineups for the AGM? Its not showing up on a lot of posters teams anymore. Is there a way to disable it?

PP/PK lineups have not been removed, but as they were when they were introduced, they are optional: if you do not add any players to the PP/PK, it will not appear on a published team

Oh ok, gotchya. Didn't make the connection.

Oh one more thing, in AGM if a player is signed to a new contract then put on LTIR rookie, then brought back - his salary remains 0$ even on his cap hit. It like keeps the player tile but not his cap hit.

Thanks for the heads up F50marco, very much appreciated

We have an under-the-hood fix coming in the next couple days that will address a couple bugs, this one included

Hey guys,

Good job on the expansion draft tool. Not sure if i jumped the gun already but it won't let me publish my team and the team i created wasn't saved. Guessing there isn't an expansion team section created yet?

Thanks F50marco! Publish expansion teams to forums is coming soon...Stay tuned!

As Leafs said, publish and saving drafts will be coming in a future update

The Projected Cap Hit for Toronto is $1,206,767 over estimated due to the projected hit being larger than the accumulated hit for Seth Griffith, Peter Holland, and Jhonas Enroth. Substituting these numbers Toronto should project to $70,591,278 rather than $71,798,075. They aren't on the roster, so they should have a future cap hit.