Expiring (after 2020-2021 season) and Entry-level contracts are exempt.
Took into consideration: age, length of contract, comparable contracts/player value.
I think you could argue that Marchand is a better contract than Pasta. Marchand makes about $500k and his signed for 2 more years.
Last 3 years of production:
Pastrnak - 218gp / 256pts / 1.17pgp
Marchand - 217gp / 272pts / 1.25pgp
Not only that but Marchand has finished top 10 in Selke voting for 2 of the last 3 years and plays on the team top PK unit (neither of which Pasta does).
I think you could argue that Marchand is a better contract than Pasta. Marchand makes about $500k and his signed for 2 more years.
Last 3 years of production:
Pastrnak - 218gp / 256pts / 1.17pgp
Marchand - 217gp / 272pts / 1.25pgp
Not only that but Marchand has finished top 10 in Selke voting for 2 of the last 3 years and plays on the team top PK unit (neither of which Pasta does).
But Marchand is also older than pasta which you have to take into account.
But Marchand is also older than pasta which you have to take into account.
Quoting: Yzerplan_forthewin
But Marchand is also older than pasta which you have to take into account.
Its the one edge I'd give Pasta really. Marchand is equally gifted offensively, a 200ft player, making less than Pasta. If you told me I'd have to be without Pasta or Marchand for a season, I'd rather be without Pasta.
Its the one edge I'd give Pasta really. Marchand is equally gifted offensively, a 200ft player, making less than Pasta. If you told me I'd have to be without Pasta or Marchand for a season, I'd rather be without Pasta.
There's more potential for Marchand's value to depreciate over the course of his contract, where Pasta's value will more than likely only grow until he hits UFA and gets paid the big bucks.
There's more potential for Marchand's value to depreciate over the course of his contract, where Pasta's value will more than likely only grow until he hits UFA and gets paid the big bucks.
Right now though Marchand gives you more for less money