I'd hate to see you get paranoid
- mr.peanut

be nice!

Get a room.

https://www.rds.ca/hockey/canadiens/lnh-le-plafond-salarial-du-ch-ampute-de-1-132-500-1.15778251

une chance qu'ils ont eu une saison de marde, lol (je parle de l'équipe ici)
- deadpoulet

osti de cap salarial de criss, comme si ils avaient besoin de ça lol

be nice!
- kicksave856

or "be gone"..? now that would be nice

be nice!
- kicksave856

i'm looking out for him!

osti de cap salarial de criss, comme si ils avaient besoin de ça lol
- Pat1993

On the other hand, you are paying young players for hitting targets, so that shows improvements.

The Habs will not need cap space for years with Weber and Price on LTIR.....

I'd hate to see you get paranoid
- mr.peanut

hihihi

On the other hand, you are paying young players for hitting targets, so that shows improvements.

The Habs will not need cap space for years with Weber and Price on LTIR.....
- Mashadar

but if they're permanently on LITR they can use that cap space, right..?

i'm looking out for him!
- mr.peanut

i mean i guess.

On the other hand, you are paying young players for hitting targets, so that shows improvements.

The Habs will not need cap space for years with Weber and Price on LTIR.....
- Mashadar

Problem is, if memory serves, LTIR doesn't apply until the start of the season. Whereas those big numbers drop at season's start, you can only spend 10% over the cap before that. So yeah, you can use the LTIR space to buy up what's left once the season starts, but it's still dead weight in the off season.

Problem is, if memory serves, LTIR doesn't apply until the start of the season. Whereas those big numbers drop at season's start, you can only spend 10% over the cap before that. So yeah, you can use the LTIR space to buy up what's left once the season starts, but it's still dead weight in the off season.
- Darksyde

that's probably the detail that I was missing... at least in Weber's case the cap hit will be minimal in the last years of his contract

that's probably the detail that I was missing... at least in Weber's case the cap hit will be minimal in the last years of his contract
- Pat1993[/quote]

as far as I know, cap hit always remain the same for the duration of a contract. He will receive less in term of salary, but who cares other than him?

Problem is, if memory serves, LTIR doesn't apply until the start of the season. Whereas those big numbers drop at season's start, you can only spend 10% over the cap before that. So yeah, you can use the LTIR space to buy up what's left once the season starts, but it's still dead weight in the off season.
- Darksyde

Habs ain't gonna pick up a big free agent in the next year or two, I am not concerned, plus some other contracts will come off the books by then.

[quote=Pat1993]that's probably the detail that I was missing... at least in Weber's case the cap hit will be minimal in the last years of his contract

as far as I know, cap hit always remain the same for the duration of a contract. He will receive less in term of salary, but who cares other than him?
- deadpoulet

ahh (frank) you're right, only the base salary changes but the cap hit remains the same, which is why it would be interesting for a team like Arizona who is trying to reach the cap floor but doesn't want to actually spend a lot... apparently this transaction with the coyotes will be completed during the summer

that's probably the detail that I was missing... at least in Weber's case the cap hit will be minimal in the last years of his contract
- Pat1993

The cap stays the same for the duration of the contract.

The payout in salary is less.

That is why a team like Arizona, who would get his large cap hit and actually play him relatively little in dollars, want a contract like that to hit the salary floor (and yet, still pay less in actual salary).

Shea Weber’s contract has a Cap Hit of $7.857M for another four years after this 2021-2022 season but only has to be paid a total of six million in actual dollars during that span. That’s extremely attractive to a team like Arizona, whose new arena deal with Arizona State University will inhibit them from being able to spend much higher than 60M in player salaries for the foreseeable future.

The cap stays the same for the duration of the contract.

The payout in salary is less.

That is why a team like Arizona, who would get his large cap hit and actually play him relatively little in dollars, want a contract like that to hit the salary floor (and yet, still pay less in actual salary).
- Mashadar

that's what I finally figured out, thanks

let's hope ARZ doesn't choke again during the summer, apparently they were going to grab Weber's contract at the deadline but backed out last minute

Habs ain't gonna pick up a big free agent in the next year or two, I am not concerned, plus some other contracts will come off the books by then.
- Mashadar

If I were Hughes, i'd sign Mr.Peanut to one year contract so he could finish his career with his hometown team. He'd be cheap also for what he actually brings. We all know he is an exciting player to watch and he'd be perfect on a losing team. He also knows how to help the youth grow.

If I were Hughes, i'd sign Mr.Peanut to one year contract so he could finish his career with his hometown team. He'd be cheap also for what he actually brings. We all know he is an exciting player to watch and he'd be perfect on a losing team.
- Réal_Ruelle

If I were Hughes, i'd sign Mr.Peanut to one year contract so he could finish his career with his hometown team. He'd be cheap also for what he actually brings. We all know he is an exciting player to watch and he'd be perfect on a losing team. He also knows how to help the youth grow.
- Réal_Ruelle

Ok, i have to admit I was trying to provoke things on a slow friday night.

Edit: I even apologize.

Ok, i have to admit I was trying to provoke things on a slow friday night.

Edit: I even apologize.
- Réal_Ruelle

Yes, he could certainly help the youth grow.

Ok, i have to admit I was trying to provoke things on a slow friday night.

Edit: I even apologize.
- Réal_Ruelle

noice

Yes, he could certainly help the youth grow.
- henny1953

cause he's a teacher?

Ok, i have to admit I was trying to provoke things on a slow friday night.

Edit: I even apologize.
- Réal_Ruelle