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Forum: Armchair-GM29 août 2020 à 16 h 24
Sujet: MTL-Free agent salaries projection
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Campabee</b></div><div>Tatar and Petry both said that Tatar said would love to stay in Montreal as it reminds him of his hometown even if it means taking a bit of a discount so look for him to take between 5-5.5 on a 5 year deal. Petry said him and his family love the city and that family needs will out weigh money on his next deal so maybe hi resigns for 5.5 x 5 as well. Gallagher gets 6-7 for 8 years. Danault at more than 5.5 would result in my trading him. Same goes for Armia at more than 3.5 and Lehkonen at more than 3. Domi I see between 4.5 for 3 years and 5.5. For 6 years. Kotkaniemi likely Gets 3.5-4 x 5 years. You also missed Juulsen who like gets a 2 year QO of 880k. Depending on how Suzuki does this year he could be between 5 and 6 for 5 years.</div></div>

Tatar's last contract was 5.3$ so I think he'll want a good raise even though he likes MTL.

You underestimate Petry's value on the team and on the market. He's our best DEF and he can play on a first pair of DEF.

If Gallagher asks 7$X8 it's bye bye

I don't see a future for Juulsen. He hasn't not prove anything and is much injured.
Forum: Armchair-GM29 août 2020 à 16 h 12
Sujet: MTL-Free agent salaries projection
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>HabsRafiki</b></div><div>The numbers aren't crazy but the lengths are, especially when you consider that the NHL will likely have another full season of no fans in stadiums. One has to figure that's at least $100M less in revenues per team when you factor in ticket, food&amp;bev, parking, merch, etc. So....

Tatar for 6 @ $5.9M? Choose either term or $$$. He won't get both. He'll be nearly 31 when he signs this contract. No GM is going to bind their chequebook for this long.

Danault for 5 years at $5.2M is a little light, but not as much as the critics above would suggest. My guess is that you'd be better off giving him 7-8 years at this rate or a bit less. Guaranteed money is always nice and he will remain a quality player for another 7-10 years.

Gallagher 7 years at $5.8M would be generous and paying him for past accomplishments. I suspect he knows he'll be wearing down in 3-4 years and won't be able to justify this kind of salary when he's 33+, so he'd either take a short deal now for lots of money and gamble on there being a next contract, or would take a longer, lower-cost contract that would also allow him to continue to bask in the love of Montreal fans. He knows that happens to the Gomezs of the world when they disappoint in Montreal.

Petry for 5 at $6.5M is probably a bit light. More likely it's a $7M+ for 3 or 4.

Armia for 3 @ $3M? Sure, but why not lock him in for longer? His skills are not the kind that crater quickly and he'll be a solid third liner for another 6 years or so.</div></div>

I agree, it could also be 6$X4 for Tatar and 7$X4 for Petry.

If I'm the Habs, I don't want to sign Danalt for 7-8 years because I have Suzuki and KK who will take his place in a few years. So when KK will have to renegotiate, Danault will leave.

Gallagher is the heart of this team and if he becomes UFA he will be in very high demand. Also, you have to pay him for his last underpaid years.

Armia is not consistent enough to have a 6 year contract.
Forum: Armchair-GM24 août 2020 à 23 h 53
Sujet: MTL-TRADE
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Pensfan89</b></div><div>Coleman has a better cap hit, Domi will get 5+. Coleman was traded at the deadline where cup contenders will overpay to put them over. Domi would be off-season and the pens don’t need Domi as they already have Guentzel, Zucker, and McCann as top 6 LW and that’s a lot to pay for a guy making 5+ million to play 3C (and kind of a waste given Domi’s skill). The 1st given up for Coleman was a late pick, this is 15 in a deep draft. Bjugstad isn’t that bad of a cap dump. He is still useful when healthy. When not healthy, then he goes on LTIR and you get cap relief.</div></div>

I understand your good points on LW and your concerns about Domi's salary. But last year Domi has the double pts of Coleman. PIT is still a contender for the cup, right ? Maybe it's not a perfect fit for PIT but i can see Domi play 3rd center and on the PP at 5 M$.