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Saskleaf

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Maple Leafs de Toronto
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Jets de Winnipeg
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23 jui 2005
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Forum: Armchair-GMThu at 9:18 am
Sujet: See if there is anything there
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Jamiepo</b></div><div>No, their cap hit always counts.

ACSL is accumulated cap space limit. When a player is put on ltir this is the cap hit of the team including the player to be put on ltir (when it is done in season)

Let’s just forget about Thornton’s injury for a bit and concentrate on Robertson.

Now if we were to do nothing but leave the current roster intact and use ltir it would look like this:

Leafs current cap hit -$80,971,408 -this will become ACSL
Robertson cap hit -$821,667- this will become relief pool

Toronto’s new upper limit would be ACSL+relief pool
$80,971,408 + $821,667 = $81,793,075

Robertson’s cap hit never goes away. The leafs are just allowed to spend up to the new upper limit.

In this case an extra $293,075. This is why teams arrange the roster to get as close to the upper limit (81.5m) to set the ACSL as high as possible and get the most relief by getting a higher upper limit.

The issue is, (in this hypothetical) as soon as leafs hit $80,973.408 they can no longer accrue cap so ace as they are using the salary relief pool.

Performance bonuses get their own relief pool as well. When using ltir and replacing an injured player performance bonuses have to be included in the teams cap hit.

If that seems as clear as mud there is an faq on this site. The cba is also available in PDF.</div></div>

Thanks. That's makes more sense.
Forum: Armchair-GMWed at 11:44 am
Sujet: Trying something differant
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Leafs_Fan9</b></div><div>I know who he is a great player but someone's got to go Marner and Tavares like Toronto Matthew would rather be on Arizona but they don't have what I'm looking for so I trade too Winnipeg for a cheaper player and a player who can develop.</div></div>

How do you know he'd rather be elsewhere? He's never said it. And why does someone have to go? And finally, why do you think Perfetti and Ehlers are replacements for Matthews? Ehlers is older and has far less point/goals in his career, and Perfetti was a 10th overall pick, which is good, but is not an indication he is going to be anywhere near the worth of a 1st overall pick who is the best player of his draft class, and is one of the best in the nhl.

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Leafs_Fan9</b></div><div>I got yelled at yesterday for adding Laine instead of the pick</div></div>

Liane would probably have to be included to this deal. By the way, the jets are my second favourite team. So it's not as though I'm unfamiliar with them, or are biased against them. Just being realistic here.