You can't put a NTC in an offer sheet
- GilPerreault

Yes, you can. An offer sheet is simply a contract by another name.

The only difference is the player's old team can match the deal or refuse to match and get compensation. Ever other part of negotiating a contract happens for an offer sheet.

This has absolutely nothing to do with Weber wanting to leave Nashville, it's about one thing and one thing only....MONEY!!! Shea gets the dollars and term that he wanted, which he won't get with the new CBA. Nashville's GM matches this no question and the rest is history.

I threw a trident!
- Kesselmobile

I heard somewhere their periods attract bears. The bears can smell the menstruation!

I heard somewhere their periods attract bears. The bears can smell the menstruation!
- Jsaquella

where'd you get a hand grenade?

I heard somewhere their periods attract bears. The bears can smell the menstruation!
- Jsaquella

Where'd you get your clothes... from the... toilet store?!

Yes, you can. An offer sheet is simply a contract by another name.

The only difference is the player's old team can match the deal or refuse to match and get compensation. Ever other part of negotiating a contract happens for an offer sheet.
- Jsaquella

No you can't.

John Buccigross‏@Buccigross

..There can be no conditions or contingencies in the offer sheet and a player cannot be traded once an offer sheet has been signed...

Cannot be traded for a year that is.

gotta think that if Weber is signed by Philly, NYR trades for Nash, and PIT tries and gets someone like Bobby Ryan and/or Yandle.

if this all happens... this atlantic division will be beyond stacked... god bless the Devils and Islanders.

BRYZ
Crosby
Malkin
Neal
Letang
Weber
Giroux
Voracek
Gaborik
Richards
Nash
Staal
etc etc.

jeez.
- SuperHenderson13

Fixed!!