Actually it would only cost you a 1 ,2nd ,3rd
- GERBE!!!75PTS

Actually, the total contract dollars are only divided by 5 years to determine the offer sheet aav. 7x7=49. 49/5= 8.4M aav. That’s over the 8.118M threshold and costs the two firsts.

But if Botterill half asses this roster he will make my list

I better not see JVR or Neil or David Perron on this team

that Nike driver of mine was doing good things today


9 drives over 300 yards
- homiedclown

The ball flies far in fla eh?

"A case in point for the extended development period can be seen in 2014 seventh round pick (181st,) Victor Olofsson. The smaller 5'11" 172 lb. winger took three years to find his game amongst pros before breaking out last season and winning the Borje Salming Trophy for most goals (27) in the league. The Sabres signed him to his entry-level deal in April.

Center Sean Malone is another example. The West Seneca, NY native was taken in the sixth round (159th) of the 2013 draft and spent four seasons at Harvard. He signed with the club last year, had a real strong rookie campaign in Rochester to the point where he is being looked at as a possibility for Buffalo's opening night roster this coming season."




- homiedclown

I was waiting for that to come up.

Actually, the total contract dollars are only divided by 5 years to determine the offer sheet aav. 7x7=49. 49/5= 8.4M aav. That’s over the 8.118M threshold and costs the two firsts.
- TheHank

That's what I'm looking at

Offer sheet compensation is based on the average salary of the league, and CapFriendly has released the final numbers for this summer. Below is the full breakdown, with the contract’s average annual value placing it in one of seven tiers:

$1,339,575 or less No compensation
$1,339,576 to $2,029,659 Third-round pick
$2,029,660 to $4,059,322 Second-round pick
$4,059,323 to $6,088,980 First and third-round picks
$6,088,981 to $8,118,641 First, second and third-round picks
$8,118,642 to $10,148,302 Two firsts, a second and third-round picks
Over $10,148,302 Four first-round picks
It is important to note that any team trying to sign a player to an applicable offer sheet must use their own draft picks for compensation, not ones that have been acquired. That rules several teams out already from signing high profile RFAs, unless they were to work to reacquire their picks before submitting the contract.

Several players, including William Karlsson and Mark Stone are scheduled to become restricted free agents this summer and have generated offer sheet speculation. Though they don’t happen regularly, some people around the NHL believe that the day is coming when teams use the option more often. We’ll have to wait to find out if that begins this summer. For more information about the details of offer sheets
https://www.prohockeyrumo...r-sheet-compensation.html

That's what I'm looking at

Offer sheet compensation is based on the average salary of the league, and CapFriendly has released the final numbers for this summer. Below is the full breakdown, with the contract’s average annual value placing it in one of seven tiers:

$1,339,575 or less No compensation
$1,339,576 to $2,029,659 Third-round pick
$2,029,660 to $4,059,322 Second-round pick
$4,059,323 to $6,088,980 First and third-round picks
$6,088,981 to $8,118,641 First, second and third-round picks
$8,118,642 to $10,148,302 Two firsts, a second and third-round picks
Over $10,148,302 Four first-round picks
It is important to note that any team trying to sign a player to an applicable offer sheet must use their own draft picks for compensation, not ones that have been acquired. That rules several teams out already from signing high profile RFAs, unless they were to work to reacquire their picks before submitting the contract.

Several players, including William Karlsson and Mark Stone are scheduled to become restricted free agents this summer and have generated offer sheet speculation. Though they don’t happen regularly, some people around the NHL believe that the day is coming when teams use the option more often. We’ll have to wait to find out if that begins this summer. For more information about the details of offer sheets
https://www.prohockeyrumo...r-sheet-compensation.html
- GERBE!!!75PTS

You’re not reading far enough. The contract amount is divided by either the number of years or 5, whichever is less. In this case it would be 5, making the offer sheet aav 8.4 million. It’s right there clear as day.
https://www.capfriendly.com/offer-sheet-calculator

And the poopty part we might have to sign Ryan Reaves If tk stays with the senators I love him but he's going to be one dirty ass mother (frank)er just like his brother and you can't have him running dahlin head into the boards

that Nike driver of mine was doing good things today


9 drives over 300 yards
- homiedclown

Oddly enough I'm a par golfer. It's one of my strengths.

Essentially I shoot par and I'm done.

Sometimes I stop at the sixth hole, others the 8th, I truly never know how the day is going to look and how many holes I'll get through until I hit par.

that Nike driver of mine was doing good things today


9 drives over 300 yards
- homiedclown

Woah that's awesome. I hope you capitalized.

You’re not reading far enough. The contract amount is divided by either the number of years or 5, whichever is less. In this case it would be 5, making the offer sheet aav 8.4 million. It’s right there clear as day.
https://www.capfriendly.com/offer-sheet-calculator
- TheHank

Dream dead

Woah that's awesome. I hope you capitalized.
- mhp

Bubba is about to post 17 under. Casey is (frank)in up

You’re not reading far enough. The contract amount is divided by either the number of years or 5, whichever is less. In this case it would be 5, making the offer sheet aav 8.4 million. It’s right there clear as day.
https://www.capfriendly.com/offer-sheet-calculator
- TheHank

Isn't 49 divided by five 9.8?

"A case in point for the extended development period can be seen in 2014 seventh round pick (181st,) Victor Olofsson. The smaller 5'11" 172 lb. winger took three years to find his game amongst pros before breaking out last season and winning the Borje Salming Trophy for most goals (27) in the league. The Sabres signed him to his entry-level deal in April.

Center Sean Malone is another example. The West Seneca, NY native was taken in the sixth round (159th) of the 2013 draft and spent four seasons at Harvard. He signed with the club last year, had a real strong rookie campaign in Rochester to the point where he is being looked at as a possibility for Buffalo's opening night roster this coming season."




- homiedclown

I think Malone will make the team out of camp. An ideal 4th line center imo. Olofsson will probably start the year in Rochester, get used to the NA ice surfaces but he could be a quick call up if he lights it up down there.

Dream dead
- GERBE!!!75PTS

Just offer him 7mx5yrs and it’s good.

Bubba is about to post 17 under. Casey is (frank)in up
- TheHank

Casey is hanging on for dear life right now. Go Bubba!

Isn't 49 divided by five 9.8?
- kingcong39

Yep, my bad I was doing it over 6 years.

Casey is hanging on for dear life right now. Go Bubba!
- mhp

And Casey hits it in the bunker on 15.

Oddly enough I'm a par golfer. It's one of my strengths.

Essentially I shoot par and I'm done.

Sometimes I stop at the sixth hole, others the 8th, I truly never know how the day is going to look and how many holes I'll get through until I hit par.
- gcomella34

I'm heading down to Endicott in August for the senior tourney there, D!cks Sporting Goods Open. This will be my 4th year going down there with my golf buddies.

I'm heading down to Endicott in August for the senior tourney there, Richard's Sporting Goods Open. This will be my 4th year going down there with my golf buddies.
- mhp

I hate that course. I used to make a lotta birdies there but could never bring it home.

I hate that course. I used to make a lotta birdies there but could never bring it home.
- TheHank

It has a few funky holes on it. I like the closing stretch (16-18), nice finish there.

R.I.P. Vinnie Paul.

I'm heading down to Endicott in August for the senior tourney there, D!cks Sporting Goods Open. This will be my 4th year going down there with my golf buddies.
- mhp

We have some good Italian places here. If you go to the ones on the North Side you’re a mile from me.

Just offer him 7mx5yrs and it’s good.
- TheHank

He might take it with his brother here

"A case in point for the extended development period can be seen in 2014 seventh round pick (181st,) Victor Olofsson. The smaller 5'11" 172 lb. winger took three years to find his game amongst pros before breaking out last season and winning the Borje Salming Trophy for most goals (27) in the league. The Sabres signed him to his entry-level deal in April.

Center Sean Malone is another example. The West Seneca, NY native was taken in the sixth round (159th) of the 2013 draft and spent four seasons at Harvard. He signed with the club last year, had a real strong rookie campaign in Rochester to the point where he is being looked at as a possibility for Buffalo's opening night roster this coming season."




- homiedclown

So you know there is actually a reason to draft college and European kids in the later rounds and there's examples of it??

Get out

R.I.P. Vinnie Paul.
- SABRES 89

Yeah, he was only 54 I think. Sad to see that. That dude could play the drums.

How ya doing 89, got any info for us?