https://www.capfriendly.com/buyout-calculator/cody-ceci
- winsix

Check the faq on your own link


Buyout Period
The buyout period begins the later of June 15 or 48 hours after the Stanley Cup Final ends. It concludes on June 30 at 5 pm EST.

Buyouts Outside of the Regular Period
Clubs whom have 1 or more arbitration filings may be permitted to perform a buyout outside of the regular window. This gives teams another opportunity to become cap compliant following an arbitration case.

Clubs are permitted to perform a buyout outside the regular period during the 48 hour period beginning on the third day after the final of [CBA 13(c)ii]:
Settlement of the Club's final arbitration case, or
Receipt of the Club's last arbitration award

Requirements:
A buyout can only be performed on a player who was on the clubs reserve list at 3:00pm on the most recent trade deadline
The player must have a cap hit of at least $3,455,438 for the 2019 offseason

There is an exception to this buyout period (CBA Reference: Section 11.18; 12.3) if the arbitation was Club-elected (as opposed to player-elected) and the player did not receive a qualifying offer. In this case, a minimum of two arbitration cases are necessary to trigger the buy-out period outside the regular window.

The number of arbitration filings required to open the buy-out window outside the regular period are as follows:

There are only 2 buyout periods. First one starts a certain time after the cup final is over. 2nd one only opens if you have an arb case.
- burn

That was what it was! Thanks for sharing that Burn. I knew there was something to it!

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They can buy him out at 750k for each of the next two seasons.
- Santo_44

Yeah, new buy-out rules just for the Leafs starting tomorrow.

Yeah, new buy-out rules just for the Leafs starting tomorrow.
- JohnFergusonJr

....it is about time we got our own special rules.

There are only 2 buyout periods. First one starts a certain time after the cup final is over. 2nd one only opens if you have an arb case.
- burn

Thanks Burn - not noticed on the Cap Friendly site, but you are correct

No. Please no to all those defensemen suggestions.

....it is about time we got our own special rules.
- Salami_Tsunami

Did the Leafs ever have a corner on the GTA/Ontario players back in the day like the Habs did in Quebec? Could you imagine if that were still the case. Sean MacIndoe did a all Ontario team and it was so good (obviously)

Did the Leafs ever have a corner on the GTA/Ontario players back in the day like the Habs did in Quebec? Could you imagine if that were still the case. Sean MacIndoe did a all Ontario team and it was so good (obviously)
- RickJames77

They probably did and (frank)ed it up otherwise Bobby Orr would have been a different story.

No. Please no to all those defensemen suggestions.
- Dr. Leaf

The best is Phaneuf.

So many people have said Phaneuf.

And proceed to attempt to justify it...

....it is about time we got our own special rules.
- Salami_Tsunami

(frank) no, enough people complain enough about ltir and want it changed because of the leafs.

It was funny seeing people complain about how the leafs always use the cba and go beyond bending the rules and then they have to change the rules so they can't take advantage anymore.


Yeah remember when the leafs were handing out all those illegal contracts before they changed the rules on them!!

They probably did and (frank)ed it up otherwise Bobby Orr would have been a different story.
- JohnFergusonJr

You seem unaware of the Orr story....

You seem unaware of the Orr story....
- burn

From my understanding he definitely had a choice and some people from Boston convinced him to go there. Very watered down and very well could be inaccurate. I was just curious if something like that ever existed with Ontario and of not, why then was it just ok for the Habs to do it? I’m not great when it comes to NHL history.

Also, if anyone knows the date range of when that was in place for the Habs, I’d love to know.

They probably did and (frank)ed it up otherwise Bobby Orr would have been a different story.
- JohnFergusonJr

Not the case at all - not even close. Bruins were following Orr at age 12 and had him signed to a contract by age 14. When he was twelve Bruins spent money to update an arena to gain favour with Orr and his family. At that time - the early sixties, Leafs were in the process of winning three straight cups.

You seem unaware of the Orr story....
- burn

thats an understatement

You seem unaware of the Orr story....
- burn

Leafs thought he was too young and too small, they passed on him, Bruins didn't.

Like I said, they had a chance and they (frank)ed it up.

“The Leafs said I was too young, too small,” he said. “A couple of teams thought that, so I became a Bruin.”

https://torontosun.com/sp...been-a-toronto-maple-leaf

I really hope Marchement is NHL close to ready. Would love to see if he could make the team and belong in the league. We need a guy or 4 like that.

Not the case at all - not even close. Bruins were following Orr at age 12 and had him signed to a contract by age 14. When he was twelve Bruins spent money to update an arena to gain favour with Orr and his family. At that time the - the early sixties, Leafs were in the process of winning three straight cups.
- winsix

I need to buff up my knowledge on this

I really hope Marchement is NHL close to ready. Would love to see if he could make the team and belong in the league. We need a guy or 4 like that.
- systemtool

Ditto

Ditto
- winsix

Is he the guy you’re hoping cracks the lineup on the forward side of things? Anyone else?

I’m hoping Bjork finally figures it out. The guy has had two injury riddled seasons due his shoulder, which definitely didn’t help matters

Is he the guy you’re hoping cracks the lineup on the forward side of things? Anyone else?

I’m hoping Bjork finally figures it out. The guy has had two injury riddled seasons due his shoulder, which definitely didn’t help matters
- RickJames77

For me its Bracco and Marchement I'm waiting for. And a young dman to emerge.

i don't give poop who plays on this team as long as they (frank)ing win something and (frank)ing soon.

From my understanding he definitely had a choice and some people from Boston convinced him to go there. Very watered down and very well could be inaccurate. I was just curious if something like that ever existed with Ontario and of not, why then was it just ok for the Habs to do it? I’m not great when it comes to NHL history.

Also, if anyone knows the date range of when that was in place for the Habs, I’d love to know.
- RickJames77

The leafs were going to sign him, their scout in the area put his name out their for them to sign but the management said no too small. He was only a kid, we're talking about like 13 or 14. He went to Boston instead, but he wanted to sign with the leafs.


I don't think there was any rule like that for anyone else.

i don't give poop who plays on this team as long as they (frank)ing win something and (frank)ing soon.
- LeafnsNxt2Godlyns

Amen and agreed.

But its August and the win something cant happen till april may june. So, passing time.

I really hope Marchement is NHL close to ready. Would love to see if he could make the team and belong in the league. We need a guy or 4 like that.
- systemtool

I don't see it.

Mike Augello: Shattenkirk chooses TB over Leafs;Tavares, Matthews in Top 10 NHL centers
- mikeinbuffalo

Was so afraid he was signing in Toronto. He’s terrible. Will score a bunch of points in Tampa and the same thing will happen again...playoff flame out.
Shattenkirk has been awful since St Louis where he was protected by great dmen