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nyrangers2
Joined: 07.09.2009

Saturday @ 7:24 AM ET
Well, they’re no longer overpaid here and we suck more than we did when they were overpaid here.
- nyrangers9479


It was clear they weren’t winning a cup with a 3rd pair $8m dman. If they paid him accordingly they could’ve added pieces around him and played him on the 3rd pair. They didn’t so had to move their cap hits. Same with goody. Great orgs draft goodrows and have them on team friendly deals. Rangers need to let their bottom 6 be home grown.

Build out a bigger tougher dcore that can skate. Draft centers and give GP a top 6 spot off the bat.
TPC
New York Rangers
Location: Bucks County, PA
Joined: 01.18.2008

Saturday @ 9:05 AM ET
It was clear they weren’t winning a cup with a 3rd pair $8m dman. If they paid him accordingly they could’ve added pieces around him and played him on the 3rd pair. They didn’t so had to move their cap hits. Same with goody. Great orgs draft goodrows and have them on team friendly deals. Rangers need to let their bottom 6 be home grown.

Build out a bigger tougher dcore that can skate. Draft centers and give GP a top 6 spot off the bat.

- nyrangers2

That’s the biggest thing. This organization has neglected making home grown centers a priority for years. They need to start drafting and developing more centers
nyrangers2
Joined: 07.09.2009

Saturday @ 9:30 AM ET
That’s the biggest thing. This organization has neglected making home grown centers a priority for years. They need to start drafting and developing more centers
- TPC


The league has a blueprint in the cap era.

Don’t over pay players. Specifically bottom 6 players or role players (trouba, goody). If you overpay do it for 1st line players/top pair dmen. Draft centers that can skate and have hard compete level.

Find big defenseman that can skate and retrieve pucks. Small puck movers as well but not more than one-two per team.
Brukie
New York Rangers
Location: Putnam, NY
Joined: 06.14.2011

Saturday @ 9:36 AM ET
It was clear they weren’t winning a cup with a 3rd pair $8m dman. If they paid him accordingly they could’ve added pieces around him and played him on the 3rd pair. They didn’t so had to move their cap hits. Same with goody. Great orgs draft goodrows and have them on team friendly deals. Rangers need to let their bottom 6 be home grown.

Build out a bigger tougher dcore that can skate. Draft centers and give GP a top 6 spot off the bat.

- nyrangers2



We knew when we traded for and signed him that he was overpaid. I just dont get the urgency in getting rid of him now.
TPC
New York Rangers
Location: Bucks County, PA
Joined: 01.18.2008

Saturday @ 9:41 AM ET
The league has a blueprint in the cap era.

Don’t over pay players. Specifically bottom 6 players or role players (trouba, goofy). If you overpay do it for 1st line players. Draft centers that can skate and have hard compete level.

Find big defenseman that can skate. Small puck movers as well but not more than one per team.

- nyrangers2

I don’t blame the rangers too much for Trouba. Before Covid the cap was rising at a nice pace and his contract would have aged out much better. Still a bit of an overpay but wouldn’t have hampered the rangers quite like it did. Goodrow was always an overpay though
nyrangers2
Joined: 07.09.2009

Saturday @ 9:45 AM ET
We knew when we traded for and signed him that he was overpaid. I just dont get the urgency in getting rid of him now.
- Brukie


Drury had something cooking in the diner I think and then when it fell through and got leaked the entire plan fell through
Brukie
New York Rangers
Location: Putnam, NY
Joined: 06.14.2011

Saturday @ 10:03 AM ET
Drury had something cooking in the diner I think and then when it fell through and got leaked the entire plan fell through
- nyrangers2



Trouba has been gone for weeks now and there hasnt been a trade to improve the team.

So far his plan has sucked.

This team always has had talent to win, but no heart. Thats the problem.
aecliptic
New York Rangers
Location: Stacheville
Joined: 06.17.2010

Saturday @ 10:35 AM ET
We knew when we traded for and signed him that he was overpaid. I just dont get the urgency in getting rid of him now.
- Brukie


I dont know if it was urgency or the fact that he was able to unload Trouba without retention and jumped on it.
Tonybere
New York Rangers
Location: ON
Joined: 02.04.2016

Saturday @ 10:49 AM ET
Great/exciting win by Latvia. Surprised Canada went 0-8 in the shootout.
- banger94


I tell ya. Most of my buddies could be NY Ranger fans. SMH
One poor performance and they're all ready to just write them off as failures. That has to be the hardest part for these KIDS. Not trying to figure out your own game or your new teammates. But, trying to ignore the vitriol from an entire nation of Monday morning, arm-chair quarterbacks. It's shameful.
nyrangers2
Joined: 07.09.2009

Saturday @ 11:22 AM ET
Trouba has been gone for weeks now and there hasnt been a trade to improve the team.

So far his plan has sucked.

This team always has had talent to win, but no heart. Thats the problem.

- Brukie


Their top players don’t have a big compete level. Like Point tkachcuk Crosby Mackinnon. Those guys play like machines
nyrangers2
Joined: 07.09.2009

Saturday @ 11:23 AM ET
I don’t blame the rangers too much for Trouba. Before Covid the cap was rising at a nice pace and his contract would have aged out much better. Still a bit of an overpay but wouldn’t have hampered the rangers quite like it did. Goodrow was always an overpay though
- TPC


Problem was at the time he was worth about $6.5m. One 50 point season. $8m was and is always insane for what he offers
fish_hoof
New York Rangers
Joined: 05.29.2022

Saturday @ 11:26 AM ET
Problem was at the time he was worth about $6.5m. One 50 point season. $8m was and is always insane for what he offers
- nyrangers2


Problem is NY taxes. Our contracts will always be higher. For example, Jake Otttinger will bring home slightly more money than shesterkin after taxes. Even though Shesty is the highest paid goalie ever. We can say, Trouba should be worth 6.5, problem is, we wouldn’t have signed him for that… the negotiations are that he could make 6.5 somewhere else, or 8 with NY. Either way, he will walk away with the same money, but NY will always have to pay higher for players.
dozerD10
Anaheim Ducks
Location: long beach, CA
Joined: 01.29.2014

Saturday @ 11:31 AM ET
Problem is NY taxes. Our contracts will always be higher. For example, Jake Otttinger will bring home slightly more money than shesterkin after taxes. Even though Shesty is the highest paid goalie ever. We can say, Trouba should be worth 6.5, problem is, we wouldn’t have signed him for that… the negotiations are that he could make 6.5 somewhere else, or 8 with NY. Either way, he will walk away with the same money, but NY will always have to pay higher for players.
- fish_hoof


Taxes smackzes.... we got palm trees... Cali says hi...
aecliptic
New York Rangers
Location: Stacheville
Joined: 06.17.2010

Saturday @ 12:28 PM ET
Problem is NY taxes. Our contracts will always be higher. For example, Jake Otttinger will bring home slightly more money than shesterkin after taxes. Even though Shesty is the highest paid goalie ever. We can say, Trouba should be worth 6.5, problem is, we wouldn’t have signed him for that… the negotiations are that he could make 6.5 somewhere else, or 8 with NY. Either way, he will walk away with the same money, but NY will always have to pay higher for players.
- fish_hoof


Ok so Shesty goes and buys a house in Florida and makes that his residence. He now doesnt have to pay a NYC resident tax. Then what? All these big contract players are paying 37% federally on all income after $580k.

Theres many ways to defer taxable income to reduce how much you're paying.
picklerick
New York Rangers
Location: New York, NY
Joined: 03.01.2018

Saturday @ 12:29 PM ET
Problem is NY taxes. Our contracts will always be higher. For example, Jake Otttinger will bring home slightly more money than shesterkin after taxes. Even though Shesty is the highest paid goalie ever. We can say, Trouba should be worth 6.5, problem is, we wouldn’t have signed him for that… the negotiations are that he could make 6.5 somewhere else, or 8 with NY. Either way, he will walk away with the same money, but NY will always have to pay higher for players.
- fish_hoof


Generally speaking that’s not how markets for anything works, especially labor. Employers in 0 state income tax states pay less, not the other way around. It sounds like it’s the same thing as saying places with income tax pay more to offset taxes but it’s not really. Ultimately it’s not really important outside of the way we are framing it but shesterkin deserves a higher cap % than oettinger
picklerick
New York Rangers
Location: New York, NY
Joined: 03.01.2018

Saturday @ 12:31 PM ET
Ok so Shesty goes and buys a house in Florida and makes that his residence. He now doesnt have to pay a NYC resident tax. Then what? All these big contract players are paying 37% federally on all income after $580k.

Theres many ways to defer taxable income to reduce how much you're paying.

- aecliptic



That is also not how it works you pay taxes as an athlete for all the states you’ve played in. 50% of their game checks are taxed at the state tax rate their team plays in. It’s where the “work” is done that it’s taxed for
TPC
New York Rangers
Location: Bucks County, PA
Joined: 01.18.2008

Saturday @ 12:44 PM ET
Pickle wants fights in here today lol
picklerick
New York Rangers
Location: New York, NY
Joined: 03.01.2018

Saturday @ 12:47 PM ET
Pickle wants fights in here today lol
- TPC


It’s just math and employers’ bottom lines my friend
fish_hoof
New York Rangers
Joined: 05.29.2022

Saturday @ 12:55 PM ET
That is also not how it works you pay taxes as an athlete for all the states you’ve played in. 50% of their game checks are taxed at the state tax rate their team plays in. It’s where the “work” is done that it’s taxed for
- picklerick


Good article here.

[url] https://www.zeifmans.ca/a...g-some-nhl-teams-an-edge/

While yes they are taxed on away games, they play 50% at home… so states with no tax, players greatly benefit vs playing 50% in a state with high tax.
aecliptic
New York Rangers
Location: Stacheville
Joined: 06.17.2010

Saturday @ 12:58 PM ET
That is also not how it works you pay taxes as an athlete for all the states you’ve played in. 50% of their game checks are taxed at the state tax rate their team plays in. It’s where the “work” is done that it’s taxed for
- picklerick


Its more so about the home games. He would still pay NYS income tax, but I dont believe he pays NYC taxes, which is an additional 4% I believe.
picklerick
New York Rangers
Location: New York, NY
Joined: 03.01.2018

Saturday @ 1:00 PM ET
Its more so about the home games. He would still pay NYS income tax, but I dont believe he pays NYC taxes, which is an additional 4% I believe.
- aecliptic


Why wouldn’t he pay nyc tax?
aecliptic
New York Rangers
Location: Stacheville
Joined: 06.17.2010

Saturday @ 1:08 PM ET
Why wouldn’t he pay nyc tax?
- picklerick


I gotta look at my pay stub, I think its a resident tax not an income tax.
picklerick
New York Rangers
Location: New York, NY
Joined: 03.01.2018

Saturday @ 1:20 PM ET
I gotta look at my pay stub, I think its a resident tax not an income tax.
- aecliptic


Yea that sounds right actually

Bottom line, Shesty is appropriately paid from a cap % in my humble opinion and oettinger is not in the same tier
aecliptic
New York Rangers
Location: Stacheville
Joined: 06.17.2010

Saturday @ 1:21 PM ET
I think residency will change the taxes on games not played in NY. Because youre still paying taxes in NY on games not played here.
aecliptic
New York Rangers
Location: Stacheville
Joined: 06.17.2010

Saturday @ 1:22 PM ET
Yea that sounds right actually

Bottom line, Shesty is appropriately paid from a cap % in my humble opinion and oettinger is not in the same tier

- picklerick


You know theres ways around it. Accountants and CPAs get paid a lot of money to find loopholes in tax codes for people making big money.
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