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Janasazi

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Forum: Armchair-GM23 mai 2022 à 16 h 33
Sujet: this is what our Kawhi deal equivalent would be
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>leafs101</b></div><div>I think if offered they'd bring it to Kane and let him make the call on this one. They need to get younger but would respect his decision, and I think he'd waive to be 2.5 hours from home, on a cup contender, playing with the next-gen best American player</div></div>

I agree with you Kane might be all for it but Chicago has their own problems.
(1) They were up against the cap this year and they have a bunch of RFAs to sign (Strome, Kubalik, Dach and Kurashev), which makes it hard for Chicago to retain salary (unless a 3rd team got involved)
(2) Both of their goalies are UFA's this year, so they need to extend them or find replacements.

One thing that might help is that next year they're getting 4.2 million dollars in dead cap off of the books from the money they retained on Fleury and Maata.

TLDR: Chicago has a cap mess on their hands that might make this kind of deal difficult. Although I'd love if this could be pulled off. Kane-Matthews FTW.
Forum: NHL Signings30 mars 2022 à 17 h 0
Sujet: Toronto Maple Leafs signed Mikko Kokkonen (3 Years / $846,667 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenkins</b></div><div>I see people using Kerfoot as a <em>"throw-in contract</em>" in Armchair GM trades all the time.

And the most common response is <em>"Toronto has to pay to dump Kerfoot's contract"</em>.

<strong>Then I looked at Kerfoot's statistics:</strong>

- <strong>46</strong> points (on pace for 60 point season)
- <strong>42</strong> even-strength points (39th in NHL)
- <strong>03</strong> short-handed points (16th in NHL)
- <strong>2.86</strong> points per 60 mins (35th in NHL)
- <strong>15:10</strong> time on ice (220th FW in NHL)
- <strong>$3,500,000</strong> cap-hit (expires in 2024)
- Kills penalties (third best PK in NHL)
- Gets close to zero power-play time
- Mostly plays in with bottom-sixers

<strong>And realized that the consensus on this website means nothing. </strong></div></div>

This post is straight up GOLD, it really needed to be said.