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Forum: NHL Signingssam. à 12 h 37
Sujet: Vegas Golden Knights signed Noah Hanifin (8 Years / $7,350,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>vmark</b></div><div>yea that was always going to be the case for them this year. it's like a bunch of teams that are good this year, <strong>Toronto</strong>, Florida, Carolina, Winnipeg, Tampa, they all have players to sign and it's unclear who will get signed and who will be let walk.

Also how they play in the playoffs is a big factor in how much they might cost in the offseason.

There will, most likely, be a decent amount of good FAs in this years class.

What will the cap look like though, isn't is supposed to go up?

Factors!</div></div>

The only team I'll disagree with you here... They have 20+ mill in cap space next year, so they should look better... Along with the JT contract expiring the year after, they'll have plenty of cap space for the next couple of years...
Forum: NHL Trades16 févr. 2020 à 22 h 39
Sujet: (NJD/TBL) - Coleman for Foote and 2020 1st round pick
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>F50marco</b></div><div>I don't think anyone would argue Coleman isn't a good player. Maybe even exactly the type of player TB needs right now. I just don't understand how you can justify this price. Frankly its unjustifiable. If this was the price for Coleman, they should have found the next closest thing and paid probably less than half as much while still getting a decent enough player to fill the void they wanted Coleman to fill.

I hear a lot of "Well If Tampa wins, it'll be a good trade". I disagree. Not only was the pick they gave, NOT even Tampa's 1st, I expect Coleman will have play an integral part in TB winning the cup for it to be justified. Like almost winning the Conn Smyth type of involvement. Then, I think you can say that it was a good trade for TB....... When there are that many personal conditions needed to be justified, maybe you should rethink your strategy.</div></div>

I think you would be hard-pressed to find a forward who plays like Blake Coleman and comes at an AAV below 2M that is also signed for next season. Sean Kuraly, Michael Raffl, Marcus Sorensen Jordan Weal, Luke Glendening, etc. don't come close to the same skillset that Coleman has.

Nolan Foote obviously has potential, but he is still a very unknown commodity at this point in his development. The 1st round pick is the cost of running a team trying to make it out of the Eastern Conference. These teams are going to be ruthless to play against, and having the ability to roll your lines that can play strong two-way play is worth the price of Foote and the 1st.

I agree with you that the "if Tampa wins, it will be a good trade...". The trade is already good for Tampa. They get a forward who fits right in with their system, has the ability to produce, plays with non-reckless energy, aggressive, but smart forechecker, and defensively minded center who is on a cheap contract. Maybe they don't win the Stanley Cup this year, but what they gave up is still worth trying to get there.
Forum: NHL Signings11 avr. à 17 h 5
Sujet: Vegas Golden Knights signed Noah Hanifin (8 Years / $7,350,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>NorthernLeafsFan05</b></div><div>This is REALLY good for Vegas IMO. Hanifin is a legit top pairing defender, and getting him at less than 7.5m is ridiculous. Complete steal</div></div>

The contract is objectively fair value but is going to age very poorly as soon as next year. Sephenson is gone, Martinez is gone, Marchessault, Mantha is gone. What happens if Lehner is cleared to play?

I think they'll be fine, but what if Eichel, Hertl, and Stone struggle with more injuries as they all have throughout their career? Not to mention Karlsson is 31, McNabb is 33 and Petro is 34 already.

This is literally what happened with the Sharks in 19-20. They let Pavelski, Donskoi, Nyquist walk so they could get Kane and Karlsson signed, then Karlsson, Hertl, and Couture were out with injuries for a huge portion of that year and they were 3rd worst in the league.
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 Signings26 mars à 15 h 43
Sujet: Minnesota Wild signed Jack Peart (3 Years / $925,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>NorthernLeafsFan05</b></div><div>Minnesota is quietly assembling one of the best young bluelines in the league. Peart is so so good and I really hope to see him play with Faber. Moves the puck so well, and has such a good feel for the game. His IQ is immediately noticeable, second only to his skating. Getting Peart in the second round was such great value for Minnesota, and he is going to turn a lot of heads in the NHL. I've been super impressed with Peart's game in my viewing of St. Cloud.

Like I said before, Peart - Faber has all the makings of being one of the most elite pairings in the NHL.

The only thing that would make Jack Peart cooler is if he was related to Neil Peart, but alas</div></div>

He's a tough kid to project; opinions are all over the map, but I'll always bet on "high IQ, elite skating" types any day.

Chisholm, Lambos, Peart, and O'Rourke all competing on the left side in Minny behind Brodin/Middleton and eventually take over will be interesting to see who emerges.
Forum: NHL Trades10 mars à 13 h 10
Sujet: (PIT/CBJ) - Nylander, 2026 6th (PIT) for Bemström
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>vmark</b></div><div>Great, another example of Sullivan and his staff misevaluating a player and selling him for cheap... when Bemstrom came over the local media was like "HE'S GOT A GREAT SHOT"..... YEAH GUESS WHO ELSE HAS ONE?!

THE GUY THEY TRADED

I've watched all Nylander's plays with Columbus... I guess Sullivan told him to dump it in every shift instead of SNIPING IT

He immediately looks better than like 6 dudes on our team RIGHT NOW on a technically much WORSE team...
HE HAS MORE GOALS IN COLUMBUS THAN Harkins/Acciari/Nieto have COMBINED FOR ALL SEASON...

how did we not realize this guy needed more minutes and a longer leash to unleash the .50 Cal???

IT'S ALMOST LIKE THEY HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THEY'RE DOING..?!</div></div>

It's pretty common in the NHL, give a skill guy, offensive roles and teammates and he'll produce. Pittsburgh simply didn't play him right. I mean, just watch Vega's, and Seattle's expansion seasons. Depth players and rejects turned into everyday good NHLers.