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Forum: Armchair-GM6 mai 2019 à 19 h 37
Sujet: If Boston don??t beat Tor
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>babouie</b></div><div>before you say stupid things that are not true take the time to check your facts . his cap hit stays at 6 mil. his actually salary for the next two years is 4m per year . so yes that is to much for a guy who is injury prone that has scored 20 goals in the last two nhl seasons . and cant skate or keep up to the pace of todays nhl . he was not even dressed for the first game of the playoffs a healthy scratch . and yes a 6 mil cap hit and 4 mil in actual salary is a stupid amount of money for a player who has become an overpaid 4 th liner with no speed . guys who play on the fourth line and score 7 goals like he scored this year are paid 1 mil or less . all stats and salary numbers are courtesy of capgeek . like I said take your time before you shoot your mouth off</div></div>

Actually he is being paid 2.5M per year in the next 2 years after his bonus is paid out after which point he'd be traded. 1M for that season and 4M the following. I figured you'd be smart enough to figure it out but honestly that's truthfully whats being paid. The hit isn't whats being paid he was front loaded. Honestly you're probably between 19-12 so you're a fool lol. Grow up and figure out what someones talking about before going on the attack, it'll go better for you when you're older because you won't be so foolish.
Forum: Armchair-GM3 mai 2019 à 16 h 36
Sujet: Accepting Cap Dumps
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>dca919</b></div><div>The Bruins (68.696M to 19 players with only the RFA d-men to really worry about) aren't in cap hell like Tampa.

Tampa is in so much salary cap trouble (71.123M committed to 16 players. With a significant raise due to 40 goal scorer RFA Brayden Point. Plus 3 d-men slots to fill. Oh and they have to leave room to re-sign Vasilevskiy, Sergachev, and Cernak the following year so taking on multi-year contracts becomes an issue. ).

And the way the Wings get a first is to include Trevor Daley and retain 50% of his salary. 1.583M cap hit for a 3rd pair d-man and taking Callahan's contract. Assuming Callahan didn't block a trade to Detroit this year on his MNTC list (and Yzerman would know that already). This solves Detroit's need to let its 2 defensive prospects play minutes in the NHL (Cholowski and Hronek).</div></div>

Tampa Bay can go ahead and trade Yanni Gourde or JT Miller for some high end assets like players on ELC's. They can also resign their older defensemen for less then they paid them this past season. Everyone acts like Tampa needs to keep all their assets and win now, but if they're smart they'll keep their picks and trade some prime age talent for ELC's or 1st round picks. They could probably get a 1st for either Gourde or Miller and thats the way to extend your window. Nobody good on the Lightning is even 30 yet lol. Stamkos 29, McDonagh 29, Johnson 28, Hedman 28, Palat 28, everyone else is younger except the old UFA Dmen that'll be affordable if they want to win.
Forum: Armchair-GM2 mai 2019 à 20 h 32
Sujet: Tuch Reeves Paquette Myers
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Smitty426</b></div><div>looking for a placeholder until we can determine if smith is a 1. We dont need O minded guys just good d minded. I guess we should look elsewhere. His analytic #s are off the charts, who has he been playing with? He's got some sandpaper too, right? We have none of that here outside of a guy or two. Thx for the info</div></div>



Colin Millers numbers are better than his play. I'm a Bruins fan so I got to see him a lot a couple years ago and there was a reason why the team protected Kevan Miller over Colin Miller.

Kevan Miller offers what you seem to be looking for and he could be available. He can play up to 20 minutes a night and is a defensive guy who can fight. He's like a better version of Adam McQuaid and the price would probably be a 4th + 7th. (the same thing McQuaid was traded for from Boston) Clifton has emerged as a solid RHD for Boston and the 7th Defenseman is likely to be John Moore, so the Bruins don't have to keep Miller and might be able to make use of the extra 2.5M in cap space that moving him would create.