Pierre Engvall a signé un contrat de 1 ans d'une valeur de 2 250 000 $ avec les Maple Leafs de Toronto, le 17 juill. 2022. Le contrat comporte un cap hit de 2 250 000 $.
Necc has been coming along really nicely and has been one of the under reported stories of the leafs so I doubt fans of other teams realise just how effective he has been. His arb case was a lot stronger than you think it was and we kept him cheap for another year. Good deal.
This pretty much confirms that there will be another move made though soon. All flags point to kerfoot (as I've been saying for months now)
Necc has been coming along really nicely and has been one of the under reported stories of the leafs so I doubt fans of other teams realise just how effective he has been. His arb case was a lot stronger than you think it was and we kept him cheap for another year. Good deal.
This pretty much confirms that there will be another move made though soon. All flags point to kerfoot (as I've been saying for months now)
I would not have traded kerfoot pre Jarnkrok signing
I don't understand this signing. A one-year contract carries Engvall straight to free agency and unless Jake Muzzin is willing to waive his NTC, virtually forces a Kerfoot trade, thereby lowering HIS value even further. Why not do a three-year deal and get some additional term if he's a productive player?
I don't understand this signing. A one-year contract carries Engvall straight to free agency and unless Jake Muzzin is willing to waive his NTC, virtually forces a Kerfoot trade, thereby lowering HIS value even further. Why not do a three-year deal and get some additional term if he's a productive player?
1: Engvall wanted to much
2: Engvall only wanted 1 year
3: Dubas is a ****
Alexander MacLean at DobberHockey nailed this AAV back in May:
https://dobberhockey.com/2022/05/24/free-agency-2022-salary-projections-for-the-top-150-free-agents/
Pierre Engvall $2,197,500
This is fair value for a reliable 3rd line guy who can contribute on a special teams unit and play up in the lineup when injuries occur.
I don't understand this signing. A one-year contract carries Engvall straight to free agency and unless Jake Muzzin is willing to waive his NTC, virtually forces a Kerfoot trade, thereby lowering HIS value even further. Why not do a three-year deal and get some additional term if he's a productive player?
They also see Robertson and Knies coming this year (Knies as early after his college season). Couple that with Bunting needing a new deal, kinda makes sense.
This also shows they have more faith in Jarnkrok being the Engvall replacement going forward