No.

Ashton and holland @ 750.
Gardiner @2.8
Franson @ 2.5
Reimer traded, sign khabibulin for 1.

5.5 million cap space
- GardinerExpress

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Ashton 750k
Holland 1.5 (hes not taking a discount)
Gardiner 3.2
Franson 3.5
Reimer 2.25 (cant trade him now and are locked into his deal at Arb. Could try and trade him after)

Same city, different franchise
- lumlums

Oh you dont say? thanks for pointing that out Captain Obvious

More like

Ashton 750k
Holland 1.5 (hes not taking a discount)
Gardiner 3.2
Franson 3.5
Reimer 2.25 (cant trade him now and are locked into his deal at Arb. Could try and trade him after)
- Iggysbff

Party pooper

I listened to the clip, Mike. You said Josh Gorges played his entire career with Montreal. Did you forget he started with San Jose???
- Phenom

No I didn't, the interview was only 10 minutes and I didn't think that the listeners were really interested in the detailed breakdown of Josh Gorges travels through the NHL.

What about Smithson?
- PinkSock

Isn't he the Canucks #1 center now??

No I didn't, the interview was only 10 minutes and I didn't think that the listeners were really interested in the detailed breakdown of Josh Gorges travels through the NHL.
- mikeinbuffalo

Hey Mike, do you think the Leafs walk away from Franson if he is awarded anything north of 3.5?

Isn't he the Canucks #1 center now??
- mikeinbuffalo

Sick burn

Holland: 2 year , 1 mill$ per
Ashton: 2 year, 1 mil$ per
Gardiner: 2 year, 3 mill$ per
Franson: Traded(Granburg,Percy,MacWilliam,Marshall replace)
Reimer:2 year, 2.9 mill$ per(No more than Bernier but still fair, Bernier came in unproven and earned that)
Stop saying to sign Khabibulin(No other team even wants him), or any other aged goalie , they won't be much cheaper than Reimer and if they are they probably won't be worth it, and you have to REMEMBER Bernier is still healing from surgery/hernia, he may miss a bit more time or a lot of time next season so we need someone who can handle some games, Reimer has at least shown us in the past what he can do for us our team just needs to smarten up and play the F***ING system, when they did they were good even if half the team was injured, we beat LA and Anaheim on that road trip playing the way they are supposed to.
- Mushton89

may 12th
CBC
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Jonathan Bernier has undergone successful sports hernia surgery and will be ready for the start of training camp.


Surgical rehabilitation. Your doctor will develop a rehabilitation plan to help you regain strength and endurance. Most athletes are able to return to sports 6 to 12 weeks after surgery.

the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

Party pooper
- TonkaPhaneuf

I wish I could poop parties.

Id poop one out right now. Then I could really say "there's a party in my pants and you're invited"

Hey Mike, do you think the Leafs walk away from Franson if he is awarded anything north of 3.5?
- systemtool

I think the 3.5 gets scaled with the salary cap. Not 100% sure but I think the walk away number will be around 3.750

Oh you dont say? thanks for pointing that out Captain Obvious
- PinkSock

I make a habit of explaining things so that the slower folk on this site, such as yourself, can keep up.

I'm an advocate of equal opportunity posting

Isn't he the Canucks #1 center now??
- mikeinbuffalo

zing

Hey Mike, do you think the Leafs walk away from Franson if he is awarded anything north of 3.5?
- systemtool

No....and I don't think he gets more than $3 Million.

Yes, broadcast on TSN, "The Shopping Network".
- sloppyseconds2

Well looks like someone hasn't grown up yet..

The 1914–15 Vancouver Millionaires season was the fourth season of the professional men's ice hockey Vancouver Millionaires team of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association league. The club would be the PCHA champions. After the season the club played off against the Ottawa Senators, NHA champions for the Stanley Cup. The Millionaires won the series to become the first west-coast team to win the Cup. This was the first time that a team from Vancouver won the Stanley Cup.
- PinkSock

I make a habit of explaining things so that the slower folk on this site, such as yourself, can keep up.

I'm an advocate of equal opportunity posting
- lumlums

Try reading sometime broski

may 12th
CBC
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Jonathan Bernier has undergone successful sports hernia surgery and will be ready for the start of training camp.


Surgical rehabilitation. Your doctor will develop a rehabilitation plan to help you regain strength and endurance. Most athletes are able to return to sports 6 to 12 weeks after surgery.

the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
- PinkSock

I was ok after 6-8 weeks,had one in 2000,wear and tear from labouring!

That and pounding and stuff

No....and I don't think he gets more than $3 Million.
- mikeinbuffalo

I wouldn't be so sure. He does have some pretty decent numbers for a Dman.

Try reading sometime broski
- PinkSock

Anything in particular? Maybe some Dostoyevsky? Arthur Conan Doyle perhaps?

I was ok after 6-8 weeks,had one in 2000,wear and tear from labouring!
- nbboy

ouch, you have the surgery?

Anything in particular? Maybe some Dostoyevsky? Arthur Conan Doyle perhaps?
- lumlums

smart ass

ouch, you have the surgery?
- PinkSock

yes,put mesh in

I wouldn't be so sure. He does have some pretty decent numbers for a Dman.
- systemtool

Article 16.2: At no point in time can a player receive a contract offer where the salary offered to the player, in millions of dollars, is greater than the IQ of the aforementioned player as determined by standardized testing.



Phew. We're safe on that one

smart ass
- PinkSock

It's how I roll

No....and I don't think he gets more than $3 Million.
- mikeinbuffalo

Mike any chance they sign him to a $2.5 X 3 type of deal and roll with him ?

Second question Mike ...

Any good Barfalo hotel recommendations with no windows ?