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I suppose EE10 bullets will have to do in lieu of questions - twiztedmike
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Habs Talk
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Buyout Crosby and Malkin,
Resign them for 1/3 of their current contract for same lenght
they get the exact same money overall,
pittsburgh gets rid of over 8 million$ a year of cap hit.
Why hasnt a team done this yet ? - The_Price_is_right
Not a single part of this comment made sense. Baffled.
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3M
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Mike Callamari
Who is that? - Symba007
A sniper who tastes greate with a little tzatziki sauce. |
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Pecafan Fan
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Location: Pacioretty, c'est mou comme d'la marde - Gilbert Delorme Joined: 01.20.2009
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Not a single part of this comment made sense. Baffled. - EricEngels
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I missed you... - EricEngels
Meant to actually add substance to my comments other than that. I actually went back and added a few of my own thoughts rather than just be a child on here |
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Buyout Crosby and Malkin,
Resign them for 1/3 of their current contract for same lenght
they get the exact same money overall,
pittsburgh gets rid of over 8 million$ a year of cap hit.
Why hasnt a team done this yet ? - The_Price_is_right
when you buyout a player you cannot resign them the year right after.
edit: the way that some were planning to get around this is for Team A to buyout Player A on Team A. Team B signs Player A for a cheaper cap hit & trades Player A back to Team A.
There was a rumour that the Lightning were going to trade Lecavalier to the Leafs. In return the Leafs would have received some assets, no doubt - a prospect or quality draft pick, for using their financial power to buyout Lecavalier's contract. AKA buying a draft pick or prospect.
Then, some bumhole in the NHL made an announcement about how salary cap circumvention is a no-no and there would be penalties. |
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3M
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Location: Antigua Joined: 06.30.2009
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and the cycle continues.
Nobody thinks Emery's hip can hold up as a number 1. And Thomas was never really all that fit to begin with....what kind of shape is he going to be in after not playing for 18 months? - yemrots
Round. Round is a shape. |
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Scabeh
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Location: The Slovakian Jagr, QC Joined: 02.25.2007
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Not a single part of this comment made sense. Baffled. - EricEngels
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hscesq
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Location: Our debt is easily solvable considering the assets owned by the province. QP, NY Joined: 06.26.2007
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when you buyout a player you cannot resign them the year right after. - twiztedmike
What would we do without you? |
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hscesq
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Not a single part of this comment made sense. Baffled. - EricEngels
Not nice. |
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The_Price_is_right
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Location: question what did u give up fo Joined: 09.08.2008
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Not a single part of this comment made sense. Baffled. - EricEngels
shhhhh I was trying to make a Lou Lamorellio but ended up sounding like Gary Bettman |
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Scabeh
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Not nice. - hscesq
But so true. |
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What would we do without you? - hscesq
You'll have to settle for Corporal Obvious. Nowhere near as qualified as Captain Obvious. |
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Location: Isn't Cooley 5"11? You know who else is 5"11? Sydney Crosby. - Scabeh Joined: 04.06.2011
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Lecavalier signed with the Flyers because the Flyers offered a better contract.
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HE FEARED THE PRESSURE! |
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Habs Talk
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Not nice. - hscesq
I didn't mean it as an insult. I was stating it as a fact.
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Habs Talk
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shhhhh I was trying to make a Lou Lamorellio but ended up sounding like Gary Bettman - The_Price_is_right
I like your avatar |
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when you buyout a player you cannot resign them the year right after.
edit: the way that some were planning to get around this is for Team A to buyout Player A on Team A. Team B signs Player A for a cheaper cap hit & trades Player A back to Team A.
There was a rumour that the Lightning were going to trade Lecavalier to the Leafs. In return the Leafs would have received some assets, no doubt - a prospect or quality draft pick, for using their financial power to buyout Lecavalier's contract. AKA buying a draft pick or prospect.
Then, some bumhole in the NHL made an announcement about how salary cap circumvention is a no-no and there would be penalties. - twiztedmike
This could all be avoided if we took Brian Burke's suggestion to allow trading cap space and $$$$
Lower budget teams would be able to ice a more successful team under their lower budgets because they would presumably have more younger players and prospects (Teams with higher budgets would trade cheaper, younger players & draft picks for cap space). Higher budget teams could ice a more competitive team by paying for talent in free agency by trading draft picks for cap space.
OR, higher budget teams can buy their draft picks back with money (not cap space) from the lower budget teams. (They could then use this cash to keep their talented players signed)
Would be interesting because both low budget and high budget teams could still ice a competitive product. |
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The_Price_is_right
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Location: question what did u give up fo Joined: 09.08.2008
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So what player are the Habs gona sign ?
I'm looking at the free agents this year, and there are a ton !
With most teams already at cap maximum, some big names might sign for cheap
Here are a few players I would like the habs to shoot at
Iginla
Horton
Elias
Stalberg
Penner
Clarkson
what do you think ? |
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The_Price_is_right
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I like your avatar - EricEngels
well thank you, I like yours too |
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Location: Isn't Cooley 5"11? You know who else is 5"11? Sydney Crosby. - Scabeh Joined: 04.06.2011
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So what player are the Habs gona sign ?
I'm looking at the free agents this year, and there are a ton !
With most teams already at cap maximum, some big names might sign for cheap
Here are a few players I would like the habs to shoot at
Iginla
Horton
Elias
Stalberg
Penner
Clarkson
Komisarek
what do you think ? - The_Price_is_right
This guy |
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hscesq
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I didn't mean it as an insult. I was stating it as a fact. - EricEngels
It did make sense. It's just not within the rules. |
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hscesq
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well thank you, I like yours too - The_Price_is_right
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yemrots
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So what player are the Habs gona sign ?
I'm looking at the free agents this year, and there are a ton !
With most teams already at cap maximum, some big names might sign for cheap
Here are a few players I would like the habs to shoot at
Iginla
Horton
Elias
Stalberg
Penner
Clarkson
what do you think ? - The_Price_is_right
I think it would be AWESOME if the Habs signed Stalberg and Penner. |
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pete26
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Location: Maple MAGA, ON Joined: 11.20.2008
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LETS GO COYOTES! |
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Scabeh
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I think it would be AWESOME if the Habs signed Stalberg and Penner. - yemrots
We're also getting Komisarek back for the league minimum. |
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