Probably the biggest tool this league will ever see.
- LordHumungous

Marchand to, what a jackass.

Marchand to, what a jackass.
- Bettmanhatesus

I mostly like Marchand

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By being named the MVP of the NHL All Star game - #Canucks Brock Boeser earns a $212,500 Schedule A bonus.

He has now earned $637,500 in Schedule A Bonuses (20 goals, Named to All Star Game & All Star MVP)
- VANTEL

Fire benning hes costing us to much money

We pay the flow whatever it's wants.....yessss whatever it's wants !!!
- Bullfrog77

exactly...50 goal scorers get paid...

Fire benning hes costing us to much money
- Bettmanhatesus

Well, yeah he's been an idiot with some contracts. But let's not get started on that.



This is Prince Charming's day.

We pay the flow whatever it's wants.....yessss whatever it's wants !!!
- Bullfrog77

Boeser. My Precioussss

It's official. Renamed "Brockstar Weekend".

exactly...50 goal scorers get paid...
- LordHumungous

We don't want to cut into the Twins new contract

Not the League bonuses

The only team bonus so far is 20 G before Dec 25 the rest are league bonuses
- VANTEL

No I believe that's wrong, making the NHL all star game is a schedule A bonus, as is winning the all star game MVP, if they wrote that into his contract. Which is common practise for first round picks.

I mostly like Marchand
- VANTEL

To many cheap shots for me to like him and his antics. but he is a good player which is obvious.

No I believe that's wrong, making the NHL all star game is a schedule A bonus, as is winning the all star game MVP, if they wrote that into his contract.
- LeftCoaster

Ryan Biech says no charge

We don't want to cut into the Twins new contract
- VANTEL

Take it out of Danny's new contract since he should only get a 3rd of what Hank gets in the real world at this stage.

Ryan Biech says no charge
- VANTEL

He's wrong, schedule A bonuses count against the cap.

Edit: if Boeser didn't have winning the all-star game MVP as a bonus in his contract and the NHL just paid him that for winning it, then yes, it doesn't count against the cap.

Well, yeah he's been an idiot with some contracts. But let's not get started on that.



This is Prince Charming's day.
- Nucker101

Can we trade/ put everyone on waivers other than Brock and Bo? Perhaps we can play in a two on two hockey league

McDavids contract...

In the NHL, those entry-level performance-based bonuses are broken down into two separate categories: “A” and “B.”
McDavid can earn a maximum of $850,000 from his “A” bonuses – or nearly double his yearly salary. Each one of the following categories can pay him no more than a $212,500 bonus:
> Time on Ice - Aggregate (total): must be in Top 6 among forwards on the team, minimum of 42 games played.
> Time on Ice - Per Game: must be in Top 6 among forwards on the team, minimum of 42 games played.
> Goals: minimum of 20
> Assists: minimum of 35
> Points: minimum of 60
> Points per game: minimum of 0.73, minimum of 42 games played.
> Plus/minus: must be in Top 3 among forwards, minimum of 42 games played.
> Member of post-season all-rookie team.
> All-Star Game participant.
> Awarded All-Star Game MVP.
In essence, McDavid and the Oilers could’ve picked four of the easiest of those to attain (say post-season all-rookie team, both time on ice figures, and assists) and made them each worth $212,500.
Playing five games each season, for instance, could trigger a maximum $25,000 bonus. There could also be a bonus (no maximum) for hitting 10 games and then another one after his 11th game. They’re all included in that maximum $850,000 of “A” bonuses.
Then, there is the “B” category, which focuses more around postseason awards and trophies. Finishing in the Top 5 of any major league award (Hart, Byng, Selke, Calder, etc.) would trigger a specific bonus - paid by the league and not the Oilers. He could also have negotiated bonuses in excess of the league stipulated bonuses for those same awards.
Without getting too complicated, McDavid will be fairly compensated if he instantly becomes the star everyone believes he will be, dollars the Oilers would only be thrilled to pay. All bonuses earned will be applied to the Oilers’ salary cap. The incentive here is solely on McDavid; like making the Oilers out of camp in October, he largely controls how much he will earn.

Hopefully this sets Brock off on a hot goal run again. Hard to tell if anything fires him up though

McDavids contract...

In the NHL, those entry-level performance-based bonuses are broken down into two separate categories: “A” and “B.”
McDavid can earn a maximum of $850,000 from his “A” bonuses – or nearly double his yearly salary. Each one of the following categories can pay him no more than a $212,500 bonus:
> Time on Ice - Aggregate (total): must be in Top 6 among forwards on the team, minimum of 42 games played.
> Time on Ice - Per Game: must be in Top 6 among forwards on the team, minimum of 42 games played.
> Goals: minimum of 20
> Assists: minimum of 35
> Points: minimum of 60
> Points per game: minimum of 0.73, minimum of 42 games played.
> Plus/minus: must be in Top 3 among forwards, minimum of 42 games played.
> Member of post-season all-rookie team.
> All-Star Game participant.
> Awarded All-Star Game MVP.
In essence, McDavid and the Oilers could’ve picked four of the easiest of those to attain (say post-season all-rookie team, both time on ice figures, and assists) and made them each worth $212,500.
Playing five games each season, for instance, could trigger a maximum $25,000 bonus. There could also be a bonus (no maximum) for hitting 10 games and then another one after his 11th game. They’re all included in that maximum $850,000 of “A” bonuses.
Then, there is the “B” category, which focuses more around postseason awards and trophies. Finishing in the Top 5 of any major league award (Hart, Byng, Selke, Calder, etc.) would trigger a specific bonus - paid by the league and not the Oilers. He could also have negotiated bonuses in excess of the league stipulated bonuses for those same awards.
Without getting too complicated, McDavid will be fairly compensated if he instantly becomes the star everyone believes he will be, dollars the Oilers would only be thrilled to pay. All bonuses earned will be applied to the Oilers’ salary cap. The incentive here is solely on McDavid; like making the Oilers out of camp in October, he largely controls how much he will earn.
- LeftCoaster

He's wrong, schedule A bonuses count against the cap.
- LeftCoaster

I just checked Biech's twitter and found this:

https://twitter.com/ryanb...tml%23957768140397490176v

You're right. It's paid by the team, not the league. If the league awards a bonus for the ASG MVP as well, then that money is cap-free.

Can we trade/ put everyone on waivers other than Brock and Bo? Perhaps we can play in a two on two hockey league
- CanuckDon

That'd be nice

We don't want to cut into the Twins new contract
- VANTEL

lol

To many cheap shots for me to like him and his antics. but he is a good player which is obvious.
- Bettmanhatesus

Very good player player just like Kesler and Burrows were for us in their primes...but after awhile all people see is the antics and cheap shots.

McJeezus doesn't know how to score

Gaudreau doesn't know there are 3 zones

Doughty doesn't know this isn't a real game

And Bo knows
- VANTEL

Maybe he really wanted Boeser to get that price money

Hopefully this sets Brock off on a hot goal run again. Hard to tell if anything fires him up though
- boonerbuck

The flow only gets excited about championships !

Maybe he really wanted Boeser to get that price money
- Retinalz

I think Gaudreau was trying his best to make sure he didn't.


That little jealous midget

I'm watching the AHL All Star Skills. Not sure if it's live or not. Get to watch another Canucks blue chip prospect Thatcher Demko!

For a management failing to draft their way into a new generation,,, they are not doing too bad considering we still have Godette, OJ and EP to dazzle us yet.... and another good draft coming I'll wager.