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Looking at Vcr  FA's  restricted or unrestricted for the season after this upcoming season. There's going to be some big salary increases

 

Horvat, Rodin, Gaunce, Grenier and Etem of the forwards

Gudbranson, Larson, Hutton and Tryamkin on D

Garteig 

 

Seems like a few big salary jumps. The year following will be the Sedins

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2 minutes ago, Fred65 said:

Looking at Vcr  FA's  restricted or unrestricted for the season after this upcoming season. There's going to be some big salary increases

 

Horvat, Rodin, Gaunce, Grenier and Etem of the forwards

Gudbranson, Larson, Hutton and Tryamkin on D

Garteig 

 

Seems like a few big salary jumps. The year following will be the Sedins

Horvat, Gudbranson, and Hutton.  Should we sign Horvat to a max term, around 30 mil?  

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17 minutes ago, Fred65 said:

Looking at Vcr  FA's  restricted or unrestricted for the season after this upcoming season. There's going to be some big salary increases

 

Horvat, Rodin, Gaunce, Grenier and Etem of the forwards

Gudbranson, Larson, Hutton and Tryamkin on D

Garteig 

 

Seems like a few big salary jumps. The year following will be the Sedins

Some bigger increases there probably, but the others should be marginal. Maybe someone like Rodin or Tryamkin really impress and take a significant jump, but it's more likely the have a bridge deal or something similar.

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Burrows and Miller come off the books after this season, so that frees up $10.5 million AAV (unless one or both are retained, obviously at lower salary than current).

 

Should be enough space to cover the increases. But JB will need to be ruthless on the extensions for some of the players, saving cap where he can, so that he can have some extra space to spend (in case agents for Gudbranson, Horvat, or Hutton push hard for big money and term).

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22 minutes ago, elvis15 said:

Some bigger increases there probably, but the others should be marginal. Maybe someone like Rodin or Tryamkin really impress and take a significant jump, but it's more likely the have a bridge deal or something similar.

This will definitely be the case.  JB has had success in this department 

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Horvat and Hutton needs to prove themselves this year big time. While Horvat did well in the second half of the season, The Canucks were already losing. He has shown that he can be a good player but his numbers still don't reflect a blossoming great player. Hopefully this year he can stay consistant and become a real good player throughout the whole year and not just the second half. As for Hutton, he had a real good first year but he wasn't even able to crack the top 20 in the Calder list.  If the Canucks put Hutton and Horvat on inexpensive bridge deals, they can save a lot of that cap space upgrading th rest of the team.

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The main ones are Hutton, Gudbranson and Horvat now that Markstrom got taken care of. 

 

Miller and Burrows free 10.5M but Markstrom got a ~2M increase already and the team needs a backup goalie and a player to replace Burrows so probably closer to 6.5M for the increases.   Add to that whatever cap space they save this year and the yearly cap increase. 

 

Larsen is a UFA.  

 

Gudbranson has arbitration rights and is one year to free agency.  It gives more leverage to the player because he can take the team to arbitration and just become a free agent in a year.

 

Hutton will be 3 years to free agency - they'll probably want to sign him long term instead of giving him a bridge deal to not have the same situation as they have with Gudbranson.   

 

Rodin has to play 80 NHL games this year otherwise he will be a UFA instead of a RFA.  Grenier is also in the same situation but needs 74 games.  That's what happened with Kenins last year.

 

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(c) Group 6 Free Agents.

  1. (i)  Means any Player who is age 25 or older who has completed three (3) or more professional seasons, whose SPC has expired and: (i) in the case of a Player other than a goaltender, has played less than 80 NHL Games, or (ii) in the case of a goaltender, has played less than 28 NHL Games (for the purpose of this definition, a goaltender must have played a minimum of thirty (30) minutes in an NHL Game to register a game played).  

 

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47 minutes ago, SID.IS.SID.ME.IS.ME said:

Burrows and Miller come off the books after this season, so that frees up $10.5 million AAV (unless one or both are retained, obviously at lower salary than current).

 

Should be enough space to cover the increases. But JB will need to be ruthless on the extensions for some of the players, saving cap where he can, so that he can have some extra space to spend (in case agents for Gudbranson, Horvat, or Hutton push hard for big money and term).

plus they will lose someone in the expansion draft..

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None of those players are going to land a big contract unless they have big years this year.  Horvat and Gudbranson are the two that will likely get the biggest pay increases.  Everyone else has to show up

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16 minutes ago, smithers joe said:

plus they will lose someone in the expansion draft..

Likely Sbisa unless someone has a big year like Etem and we done protect him; Dorsett could also have some value to an expansion team

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2 hours ago, Stamkos said:

If we don't use our cap space than we will be fine. That's one of the reasons I didn't want stamkos.

At the deal he got for 8.5 mill I'd take him and run and just trade those assets we couldn't sign for picks. Still shocked what a big discount he got when he could have easily got 10+ aav

 

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1 minute ago, Hortankin said:

Sign Horvat 8 years 4M!!! It'd be a huge steal in 2-3 years!

Yes, our minds are matching ideas today.  Bo gets peace of mind, knowing he has security, and we get him at a good cap hit.  I see this as a definate win - win.

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8 minutes ago, Hortankin said:

Sign Horvat 8 years 4M!!! It'd be a huge steal in 2-3 years!

 

You say this like Bo is some kind of brainless idiot. He will be worth more in a few years to any team and he damn well knows it. He'll sign 3 or 4 years max and then look to cash in for the big 6mil+ contract when he's about to go FA. (if he keeps getting better like he consistently has shown he can do) afterwards. 

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26 minutes ago, apollo said:

At the deal he got for 8.5 mill I'd take him and run and just trade those assets we couldn't sign for picks. Still shocked what a big discount he got when he could have easily got 10+ aav

 

It's not a big discount. After taxes he'd be making the same if another team paid him 11 million a season

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1 minute ago, MayRayDown said:

It's not a big discount. After taxes he'd be making the same if another team paid him 11 million a season

That's kinda bs though. All nhl players should have the same tax bracket... The city charging them less is garbage and gives unfair advantages to dumpster cities like Tampa or Florida vs glorious cities like Vancouver 

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1 minute ago, MayRayDown said:

It's not a big discount. After taxes he'd be making the same if another team paid him 11 million a season

NHL should have some kind of tax deal with the government so  that all players on all teams has equal tax rates so 1 team don't have an edge over the other. Tampa and Florida could really use this to their advantage

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