so the story is...the Habs would have to make him an offer and he would have to refuse to sign with the habs for them to get compensation
- Symba007

ahh, I see.

ahh, I see.
- Pat1993

So Mailloux would be the 31st pick of the 2nd round....IF

- Symba007

"...who is again eligible for the Entry Draft, becomes an Unrestricted Free Agent, or dies..."


all possibilities are covered

So Mailloux would be the 31st pick of the 2nd round....IF
- Symba007

yeah, so I was wrong. not at the begining of the 2nd, but according to the rank the player was first drafted.

IF Habs offer him a contract and he does't sign. which could happen btw. he didn't want to get drafted.

yeah, so I was wrong. not at the begining of the 2nd, but according to the rank the player was first drafted.

IF Habs offer him a contract and he does't sign. which could happen btw. he didn't want to get drafted.
- fidopro

They still get a 2nd round pick.

Don't really understand why they wouldn't sign him though...he seems like a good hockey player from what I've heard.

Il semble qu’il y a toujours espoir de voir le contrat de Shea Weber passer aux Coyotes de l’Arizona. Son salaire comptera pour 7,8 millions de la masse au cours des quatre prochaines années et il lui reste 6 millions à recevoir en salaire, soit une moyenne de 1,5 million par saison. Son contrat le rend très attrayant pour un club visant à atteindre le plancher salarial sans trop dépenser. Ne soyez pas surpris de voir Jonathan Drouin passer aux Coyotes dans une telle transaction. Loin d’être une affaire conclut, mais vous l’aurez lu ici en premier si jamais ça se produit. Montréal libérerait ainsi plus de 13 millions sur sa masse en prévision de l’an prochain.

They still get a 2nd round pick.

Don't really understand why they wouldn't sign him though...he seems like a good hockey player from what I've heard.
- BashCH

yep, but would Hughes had drated him? if Hughes was still an agent, would he take him as client? we'll get the answer in the next 12 months

Il semble qu’il y a toujours espoir de voir le contrat de Shea Weber passer aux Coyotes de l’Arizona. Son salaire comptera pour 7,8 millions de la masse au cours des quatre prochaines années et il lui reste 6 millions à recevoir en salaire, soit une moyenne de 1,5 million par saison. Son contrat le rend très attrayant pour un club visant à atteindre le plancher salarial sans trop dépenser. Ne soyez pas surpris de voir Jonathan Drouin passer aux Coyotes dans une telle transaction. Loin d’être une affaire conclut, mais vous l’aurez lu ici en premier si jamais ça se produit. Montréal libérerait ainsi plus de 13 millions sur sa masse en prévision de l’an prochain.
- fidopro

Love all of this. Although I wouldn't pay them even more to take on Drouin.

Oh and the Habs are playing it right by not signing Mailloux this year. They will sign him next year though. 100%.

yeah, so I was wrong. not at the begining of the 2nd, but according to the rank the player was first drafted.

IF Habs offer him a contract and he does't sign. which could happen btw. he didn't want to get drafted.
- fidopro

That year. But he did. So he's pretty happy.

That year. But he did. So he's pretty happy.
- AdamFrench

He's had to go through more poop for a picture of someone's hair than other actual rapists.

We'll sign him next year and he's gonna do great.

yep, but would Hughes had drated him? if Hughes was still an agent, would he take him as client? we'll get the answer in the next 12 months
- fidopro

Maybe mtl would have drafted somebody else, but it's done now. And a late 2nd round pick is not the same as a late first round pick.

Maybe mtl would have drafted somebody else, but it's done now. And a late 2nd round pick is not the same as a late first round pick.
- deadpoulet

Timmins was actually better in the 2nd round.

Love all of this. Although I wouldn't pay them even more to take on Drouin.

Oh and the Habs are playing it right by not signing Mailloux this year. They will sign him next year though. 100%.
- Scabeh

Coyotes would not take those contracts for free. But since Drouin only has one year left, it's not really worth it to waste a pick for that,

Timmins was actually better in the 2nd round.
- Scabeh

Too bad he's gone. Or is it?

Too bad he's gone. Or is it?
- deadpoulet

Call him in the 2nd round.

He's still under contract!

Timmins was actually better in the 2nd round.
- Scabeh

saw what Logan Stankoven (C) is doing this year? He was drafted 47th overall the same year as Mailloux

but he is 5'8"

Coyotes would not take those contracts for free. But since Drouin only has one year left, it's not really worth it to waste a pick for that,
- deadpoulet

the way I see it is, we give you Weber, you'll save a ton of cap space due to his contract. the price to give you Weber? you also take Drouin.

the way I see it is, we give you Weber, you'll save a ton of cap space due to his contract. the price to give you Weber? you also take Drouin.
- fidopro

and we get a 4th round pick as compensation and an AHL player

and we get a 4th round pick as compensation and an AHL player
- Symba007

and some guacamole. don't forget the guacamole

the way I see it is, we give you Weber, you'll save a ton of cap space due to his contract. the price to give you Weber? you also take Drouin.
- fidopro

Mtl gets the cap space, not the other way around. Weber would be a big hit on the Coyotes cap space. So would Drouin, not but not as long. It's Weber salary that would be low. Taking those 2 would be huge favor for mtl. Mtl would have to give something more than a late pick, one would think.

Mtl gets the cap space, not the other way around. Weber would be a big hit on the Coyotes cap space. So would Drouin, not but not as long. It's Weber salary that would be low. Taking those 2 would be huge favor for mtl. Mtl would have to give something more than a late pick, one would think.
- deadpoulet

unless I am mistaken, in the past players who are on LITR for life have been traded (Hossa, Clarkson....) and the teams acquiring them did pay a price, not the other way around.

Mtl gets the cap space, not the other way around. Weber would be a big hit on the Coyotes cap space. So would Drouin, not but not as long. It's Weber salary that would be low. Taking those 2 would be huge favor for mtl. Mtl would have to give something more than a late pick, one would think.
- deadpoulet

ARI wants to get to the floor and not much more, this way they get 7.8M in cap for only 1ishM

unless I am mistaken, in the past players who are on LITR for life have been traded (Hossa, Clarkson....) and the teams acquiring them did pay a price, not the other way around.
- fidopro

When Detroit traded the Datsyuk contract to Arizona, didn't they swap first rounders and allowed Arizona to draft Chycrhun?

ARI wants to get to the floor and not much more, this way they get 7.8M in cap for only 1ishM
- braidan

Also, that $!m or so is likely insured, so there is zero out of pocket expense for them.

He's had to go through more poop for a picture of someone's hair than other actual rapists.

We'll sign him next year and he's gonna do great.
- Scabeh

For now. That one has the fingerprints of becoming an absolute poop show.