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Forum: NHL Signings11 avr. à 16 h 38
Sujet: Vegas Golden Knights signed Noah Hanifin (8 Years / $7,350,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Random2152</b></div><div>This contract is a pretty good example on how tax advantage is much smaller than most people think given his offer in CGY was for 7.5. Like yeah it totally exists but it isnt really anything to get antsy about and claim it to be a massive factor. 0.15M is roughly the gap.</div></div>

This doesn't make sense. The tax advantage is substantial and much more than $150k.

The difference for Hanifin each year making $7.35M in Vegas vs. Calgary is $640k take home:

Vegas (taxed at 38.9% from https://www.talent.com/tax-calculator?salary=7350000&amp;from=year&amp;region=Nevada): $7.35M -&gt; $4.49M take home
Calgary (taxed at 47.6% from https://ca.talent.com/tax-calculator?salary=7350000&amp;from=year&amp;region=Alberta): $7.35M -&gt; $3.85M take home

If Hanafin stays all 8 years in Vegas, the total take home difference between signing in Vegas vs. Calgary is $5.12M. This would mean Hanafin would have to play over 9 years in Calgary to take home the same earnings as he does in 8 years in Vegas.
Forum: NHL Signings2 oct. 2021 à 22 h 43
Sujet: Vancouver Canucks signed Quinn Hughes (6 Years / $7,850,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Roysboy72</b></div><div>You know, I’m almost a little happy Detroit passed on Hughes and got Zadina instead. A full-on offensive defenseman with limited to no defense that gets paid like Hedman feels like a great player to watch, but a headache overall. I hope he fixes his defense (it’s in the position, <em>defense</em>man), and if he does this deal should look great for Vancouver down the line. For now, though, I would hate to be Demko on a team whose best defensemen are Hughes, Ekman-Larsson, and Myers.</div></div>

That's an interesting take. You'd rather have the guy who's been drafted to be a sniper, yet scored *checks notes* 3 more goals last season than the defender you'd rather not have.
Forum: NHL Signings9 avr. 2021 à 17 h 4
Sujet: Vancouver Canucks signed Tanner Pearson (3 Years / $3,250,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenkins</b></div><div><strong>
$5,000,000 x 5 years (age 25) | after 60 NHL games | career 0.911 SV% | <strong>Thatcher Demko</strong>
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$1,300,000 x 1 years (age 25) | after 60 NHL games | career 0.911 SV% | <strong>Linus Ullmark</strong>
$1,500,000 x 3 years (age 24) | after 50 NHL games | career 0.924 SV% | <strong>Juuse Saros</strong>
$1,600,000 x 2 years (age 26) | after 40 NHL games | career 0.928 SV% | <strong>Jack Campbell</strong>
$2,400,000 x 2 years (age 24) | after 80 NHL games | career 0.913 SV% | <strong>Alex Georgiev</strong>
$2,800,000 x 3 years (age 24) | after 70 NHL games | career 0.916 SV% | <strong>Mac Blackwood</strong>
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Can you inform me which one of these contracts bought out 3 years of UFA? I'll wait...
Forum: NHL Signings31 mars 2021 à 18 h 51
Sujet: Vancouver Canucks signed Thatcher Demko (5 Years / $5,000,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenkins</b></div><div><strong>Kotkaniemi are you pranking us right now?</strong>


Here are some recent comparables:


<strong>$5,000,000</strong> x 5 years (age 25) | after 60 NHL games | career <strong>0.911 SV%</strong> | 2.90 GAA | <strong>Thatcher Demko</strong>
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<strong>$1,300,000</strong> x 1 years (age 25) | after 60 NHL games | career <strong>0.911 SV%</strong> | 2.90 GAA | <strong>Linus Ullmark</strong>
<strong>$1,500,000</strong> x 3 years (age 24) | after 50 NHL games | career <strong>0.924 SV%</strong> | 2.40 GAA | <strong>Juuse Saros</strong>
<strong>$1,600,000</strong> x 2 years (age 26) | after 40 NHL games | career <strong>0.928 SV%</strong> | 2.30 GAA | <strong>Jack Campbell</strong>
<strong>$2,400,000</strong> x 2 years (age 24) | after 80 NHL games | career <strong>0.913 SV%</strong> | 2.80 GAA | <strong>Alex Georgiev</strong>
<strong>$2,800,000</strong> x 3 years (age 24) | after 70 NHL games | career <strong>0.916 SV%</strong> | 2.70 GAA | <strong>Mack Blackwood</strong>


And here's a guy who actually deserved Demko's contract:


<strong>$5,000,000</strong> x 5 years (age 25) | after --60 NHL games | career <strong>0.911 SV%</strong> | 2.90 GAA | <strong>Thatcher Demko</strong>
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<strong>$5,000,000</strong> x 5 years (age 28) | after 300 NHL games | career <strong>0.919 SV%</strong> | 2.70 GAA | <strong>Robin Lehner </strong>(career totals)
<strong>$5,000,000</strong> x 5 years (age 28) | after --80 NHL games | career <strong>0.925 SV%</strong> | 2.40 GAA | <strong>Robin Lehner </strong>(prior 2 years)


Lehner played 5 times more NHL games than Demko has.
Lehner had a FAR better save percentage than Demko has.
Lehner was also a UFA even though he was still quite young.


<strong>Pettersson and Hughes are 100% loving this deal, and Benning just lost all his leverage in those negotiations.</strong>
<strong>And this is just such an unnecessary risk for a goalie with 60 games played, especially for a capped out team.</strong>

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That's a great post. By chance do you have the numbers of how they stack up if you use GSAA?