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WE HAVE NO MONEY STOP HAVING US BUY YOUR STUPID CONTRACTS

Créé par: MnWildFan
Équipe: 2023-24 Wild du Minnesota
Date de création initiale: 4 avr. 2023
Publié: 5 avr. 2023
Mode - plafond salarial: Basique
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We have 13 million before we even attempt to resign anyone. I see a bunch of trades where the Wild are always buying players. We cannot afford almost all of the trades I see being proposed. Wild have 13 million to get 8 skaters and 1 goalie under roster. Upside is they have a bunch of guys that are RFAs and a couple of rookies who could join the team. Even if Evason is somehow convinced to give a bunch of rookies a roster spot and the RFAs take really cheap deals, the Wild only have 3.2 million to work with. Probably want at least 1-1.5 million in reserve to call up a player if someone gets banged up but doesn't go on LTIR. That leaves like 1.5-2 million to aquire a player unless someone from the Wild is traded back. That's why any player with a price tag of over 4 mil isn't really an option for the Wild, because the value of trading away assets plus additional assets for salary retention just isn't worth it. Only way I see Wild adding ONE big name player is if Foligno and Goligoski are moved, which is a real possibility. The odds also go up if the Wild trade away Addison for picks/prospects as it doesn't seem like Evason likes how he plays right now.

Gus probably gets north of 3 mil, Duhaime between 1.25-1.75 mil, Shaw is around 1-1.5, and if the Wild give Addison a contract it's probably more than 2 mil. So you see I low-balled the heck out of these contracts and Wild would still need to move a player or two to aquire someone with a cap hit over 4 mil. Just don't think the Wild see the value in that when they could just load up for the 25-26 season and really go for it then.
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Faber, Brock
1950 000 $
13th Forward, FA
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  1. Petry, Jeff
PIT
    I get why yall are sending Petry to the Wild but it is so stupid for the Wild imo. Guy is 35, has a 6 mil cap hit, and is under contract till our dead cap runs out. All negatives in the Wild's eyes. Brodin and Dumba have been very good not allowing goals 5v5 per 60 minutes and Wild could resign Dumba for less than 6 mil. Plus Wild have Addison and Faber looking to get bigger roles next year. Plus, Klingberg could resign even though the odds are low. Wild giving up assets to get Petry is just stupid when they could easily go other routes.
    Adding Petry - Assets to do so < Wild just resigning Dumba/Klingberg/
    Giving bigger roles to Addison/Faber.
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    1. Kuznetsov, Evgeny
    WSH
      Again, I understand the move. Kuzy would be #1C playing with Kirill and Zuccy, but I just don't see the Wild paying as much as everyone thinks they are in their trades on this site. Wild would have to pay for Kuzy, and then pay to have somebody retain some salary. I just don't think that value traded away makes up for the value of going from Hartman to Kuzy. Plus, why should the Wild go buying right now with the dead cap? I see the arguement is they haven't had the playoff success but I don't think the answer is half a**ing buying players when you have one hand tied behind your back. Makes more sense to me to buy guys on the cheap end, give rookies more opportunities, and when the dead cap goes away you really go for it then.
      Now on to Marat Khusnutdinov. Maybe it's just me but I really think Marat is worth a lot more than people realize. He's putting up more points at his age 20 season than Panarin and Kirill did, but he's also doing it in more games but still. He's a Center prospect and the Wild kinda need some centers for the future. His contract will end in the KHL after the 23-24 season so it fits the window with giving him the 24-25 season to grow and then the Wild really going for it the 25-26 season.
      My main arguement is why half a** going for it when they could wait a couple years and really go for it.
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      1. Olofsson, Victor
      BUF
        With salary retention or a player like going back to Buffalo I see this being the most realistic trade so far. Olofsson can put the puck in the back of the net, but it seems like his defense is lacking. Kinda seems like a Fiala 2.0 if he comes to Minnesota. And with being a Fiala comes with being in Evason's dog house when Olofsson makes a mistake leading to a goal opportunity for the other team. This trade could happen, it kinda just depends on how much Evason wants a goal scorer over someone who will play good defense. And we all saw what happened to Fiala, so my guess is Evason passes unless the Wild somehow low-ball the heck out of Buffalo. Not a bad trade idea
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        TAILLE DE LA FORMATIONPLAFOND SALARIALCAP HITEXCÉDENTS Info-bulleBONISESPACE SOUS LE PLAFOND SALARIAL
        2283 500 000 $80 281 088 $0 $907 500 $3 218 912 $
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        Kaprizov, Kirill
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        Hartman, Ryan
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        Zuccarello, Mats
        6 000 000 $6 000 000 $
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        UFA - 1
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        Boldy, Matthew
        7 000 000 $7 000 000 $
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        Eriksson Ek, Joel
        5 250 000 $5 250 000 $
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        Foligno, Marcus
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        Duhaime, Brandon
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        Dewar, Connor
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        Exempté du ballottageWalker, Samuel
        855 000 $855 000 $ (Bonis de performance57 500 $$58K)
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        Middleton, Jake
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        Spurgeon, Jared
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        Brodin, Jonas
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        Addison, Calen
        1 500 000 $1 500 000 $
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        Gustavsson, Filip
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        Goligoski, Alex
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        5 avr. 2023 à 4 h 34
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        Unfortunately you will explain this until the end of time. Some people don't really care (some troll posts too) and do background checks.
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        5 avr. 2023 à 6 h 26
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        Just curious, since I've been teaching Kuzy to Minny at 4.5M cap hit, would a goligoski be something they consider? I know buyouts are the reason of the troubles but the cap hit is only 666K. Also if said deal was in place, to would Hartman go back or is he someone that wouldn't be moved? Foligno would likely be an easy move but unpopular one. I considered Hartman since he is likely the player being upgraded but he is quite cheap.
        5 avr. 2023 à 7 h 2
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        Quoting: Lancebmx
        Just curious, since I've been teaching Kuzy to Minny at 4.5M cap hit, would a goligoski be something they consider? I know buyouts are the reason of the troubles but the cap hit is only 666K. Also if said deal was in place, to would Hartman go back or is he someone that wouldn't be moved? Foligno would likely be an easy move but unpopular one. I considered Hartman since he is likely the player being upgraded but he is quite cheap.


        Hartzy I’d not being moved. Goligoski is likely being moved thii in s offseason. Realistically kuz on paper seems like a natural fit, skilled center and Russian. Guerin isn’t bringing in anyone with term till tdl 2025 when the buyouts are basically done. They couldn’t make boeser work with 50% retention this tdl. So they won’t brjbg in so bring with more term and a larger cap
        5 avr. 2023 à 7 h 12
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        Quoting: Lightman13
        Hartzy I’d not being moved. Goligoski is likely being moved thii in s offseason. Realistically kuz on paper seems like a natural fit, skilled center and Russian. Guerin isn’t bringing in anyone with term till tdl 2025 when the buyouts are basically done. They couldn’t make boeser work with 50% retention this tdl. So they won’t brjbg in so bring with more term and a larger cap


        I've been doing Kuzy with 4.5M cap. If Hartman went back, since I feel Foligno is more valuable to the team, that would him only cost an extra 2.8M. Goligoski has a full NMC so I don't see him getting traded. Also not sure anyone is buying 37, be 38 next season, LHD. A buy out, which I know is the reason Minnesota is in this predicament, would only cost 666K for two years. The way I look at it is Kuzy would only cost an extra 1.5M in this particular deal.
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        Kuzy retained fir a 1st and solid prospect is good value for a need
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        5 avr. 2023 à 9 h 20
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        Quoting: Lancebmx
        I've been doing Kuzy with 4.5M cap. If Hartman went back, since I feel Foligno is more valuable to the team, that would him only cost an extra 2.8M. Goligoski has a full NMC so I don't see him getting traded. Also not sure anyone is buying 37, be 38 next season, LHD. A buy out, which I know is the reason Minnesota is in this predicament, would only cost 666K for two years. The way I look at it is Kuzy would only cost an extra 1.5M in this particular deal.


        Then there’s 500K left the wild can use because of the Boldy extension which leaves no money to resign anyone else
        5 avr. 2023 à 15 h 37
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        Quoting: capsfan2121
        Kuzy retained fir a 1st and solidnptodpect is good value for a need


        100% agreed. Especially when Hartman is just not a 1/2c. Outside of the Wild specifically though, Kuzy retained for a 1st and a solid prospect is very good value.
        6 avr. 2023 à 13 h 1
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        Quoting: Lancebmx
        I've been doing Kuzy with 4.5M cap. If Hartman went back, since I feel Foligno is more valuable to the team, that would him only cost an extra 2.8M. Goligoski has a full NMC so I don't see him getting traded. Also not sure anyone is buying 37, be 38 next season, LHD. A buy out, which I know is the reason Minnesota is in this predicament, would only cost 666K for two years. The way I look at it is Kuzy would only cost an extra 1.5M in this particular deal.


        I'd say Hartman is more valuable to the team than Foligno. Should be on the wing but can play center, plays good defense and can put the puck in the back of the net. Plus his cap hit is only 1.7 mil. If the Wild do aquire Kuzy it would make a a whole lot of sense to move Hartman to the wing with Boldy and Eriksson Ek.
        6 avr. 2023 à 13 h 34
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        Quoting: MnWildFan
        I'd say Hartman is more valuable to the team than Foligno. Should be on the wing but can play center, plays good defense and can put the puck in the back of the net. Plus his cap hit is only 1.7 mil. If the Wild do aquire Kuzy it would make a a whole lot of sense to move Hartman to the wing with Boldy and Eriksson Ek.


        Makes sense.
        3 mai 2023 à 7 h 3
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        Should trade Boldy to the Habs and alleviate your cap problems. You're welcome lol
        Just shows how important cap flexibility is in this current environment. Its more frustrating seeing teams like the Oilers and Canucks that are capped out YET their fans are treating players like Boeser, Yamamoto like valuable pieces in trades despite desperately needing to shed cap. They'll be even more Bjorsktrand style trades thus Summer especially when it concerns wingers.
         
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