great news, but i wonder if this had to be done now. Even if he has a stellar season, he wouldn't get any more than this, being a seconds year player. But if he has a sophomore jinx season, could they have gotten him for less?
Or I'll just shut up and be happy about it.
I truly believe he’s on the verge of being a real star, I see it as a huge positive. Good vibes 😎 only
you missed out on a glorious opportunity to drop an Oddball "negative waves" blast on me.
great news, but i wonder if this had to be done now. Even if he has a stellar season, he wouldn't get any more than this, being a seconds year player. But if he has a sophomore jinx season, could they have gotten him for less?
Or I'll just shut up and be happy about it.
I truly believe he’s on the verge of being a real star, I see it as a huge positive. Good vibes 😎 only
you missed out on a glorious opportunity to drop an Oddball "negative waves" blast on me.
great news, but i wonder if this had to be done now. Even if he has a stellar season, he wouldn't get any more than this, being a seconds year player. But if he has a sophomore jinx season, could they have gotten him for less?
Or I'll just shut up and be happy about it.
I truly believe he’s on the verge of being a real star, I see it as a huge positive. Good vibes 😎 only
great news, but i wonder if this had to be done now. Even if he has a stellar season, he wouldn't get any more than this, being a seconds year player. But if he has a sophomore jinx season, could they have gotten him for less?
Can't see Pinto being traded. Joseph is the obvious one, if they can find a taker. Brannstrom would be next up. No one is touching Forsberg until he proves his knees are fine.
Better problems than trying to make the cap floor.
No one wants Joseph Brannstrom or Forsberg right now at their current cap hits, the pandemic has left any of the clubs who are contending with any money
PROJECTED CAP HIT : $82,604,047 PROJECTED LTIR USED : $0 PROJECTED CAP SPACE : $895,953 CURRENT CAP SPACE : $895,953
Dead Cap $5,020,833
RETAINED SALARY (1) $1,562,500 Murray, Matt $1,562,500
BUYOUT HISTORY (3) $3,458,333
Ryan, Bobby $1,833,333 White, Colin $875,000 Del Zotto, Michael $750,000
We only have 10 forwards signed with Pinto and Sokolov pending with $895,953 cap space left.
Leafs are $13,256,450 over the cap, but with LTIR (Jake Muzzin and Matt Murray) are projected to be $2,943,950 over the cap.
I don't know all the ins and outs about the salary cap, but why can the Leafs attribute Matt Murray's cap space to LTIR, but not the Sens with their retained salary?
Read a few articles on this and none mentioned this. Only that the Sens only have about $900k cap space left and two players to sign and saying the Sens will need to make some trades with names like Joseph, Forsberg, Brannstrom, Kubalik even Pinto being mentioned.
Training camp is around the corner and other teams are in a cap crunch to trade options will be limited.
How does this GM still have this position? The new owner and new rumored GM to be Steve Staios and along with rumored front office exec Alfie will hopefully clean this guy out who spent them into this mess.
It is going to take adding a player we don’t want to trade to get someone to take Joseph, and we’ll take a step backward to get Pinto signed with Tarasenko already on the books. I didn’t like that signing at the time because of this, and I still don’t. Joseph + Chabot to get a lower cost, and lower talent D back and cap space. I said it weeks ago and still think it will be something like this that happens.
You are exactly right and really really really hope it doesn't come to that.
It is going to take adding a player we don’t want to trade to get someone to take Joseph, and we’ll take a step backward to get Pinto signed with Tarasenko already on the books. I didn’t like that signing at the time because of this, and I still don’t. Joseph + Chabot to get a lower cost, and lower talent D back and cap space. I said it weeks ago and still think it will be something like this that happens.
Can't see Pinto being traded. Joseph is the obvious one, if they can find a taker. Brannstrom would be next up. No one is touching Forsberg until he proves his knees are fine.
Better problems than trying to make the cap floor.
PROJECTED CAP HIT : $82,604,047 PROJECTED LTIR USED : $0 PROJECTED CAP SPACE : $895,953 CURRENT CAP SPACE : $895,953
Dead Cap $5,020,833
RETAINED SALARY (1) $1,562,500 Murray, Matt $1,562,500
BUYOUT HISTORY (3) $3,458,333
Ryan, Bobby $1,833,333 White, Colin $875,000 Del Zotto, Michael $750,000
We only have 10 forwards signed with Pinto and Sokolov pending with $895,953 cap space left.
Leafs are $13,256,450 over the cap, but with LTIR (Jake Muzzin and Matt Murray) are projected to be $2,943,950 over the cap.
I don't know all the ins and outs about the salary cap, but why can the Leafs attribute Matt Murray's cap space to LTIR, but not the Sens with their retained salary?
Read a few articles on this and none mentioned this. Only that the Sens only have about $900k cap space left and two players to sign and saying the Sens will need to make some trades with names like Joseph, Forsberg, Brannstrom, Kubalik even Pinto being mentioned.
Training camp is around the corner and other teams are in a cap crunch to trade options will be limited.