Coldnoodle
Member
By god, he's gone full Holmgren :lol
Garrison has been really good for 2 years. Just offensively good for 1 year. Playing with Brian Campbell apparently helped a lot for his offensive game and now he'll playing with Alex Edler. He's a minute eater which is what we needed. He will give the other guys some breathing room, allow Bieksa/Hamhuis to focus more on just dealing with the top lines. Plus a booming shot like that is golden when you play PP with the Sedins who present too many fronts to be predictable so teams won't always be watching for that shot from the top from him as they also need to cover down low for the Sedins cycle.
Oh yeah, I don't think EDM will make the playoffs either, but it's more wins against teams like CGY though for EDM than last year.
Guess I got what I asked for when I posted this earlier today... I'm PHYSIC!!!This is what NHL GAF has come to... SOMEONE MAKE A TRADE!!!
Guess I got what I asked for when I posted this earlier today... I'm PHYSIC!!!
you're... what?
Garrison has been really good for 2 years. Just offensively good for 1 year. Playing with Brian Campbell apparently helped a lot for his offensive game and now he'll playing with Alex Edler. He's a minute eater which is what we needed. He will give the other guys some breathing room, allow Bieksa/Hamhuis to focus more on just dealing with the top lines. Plus a booming shot like that is golden when you play PP with the Sedins who present too many fronts to be predictable so teams won't always be watching for that shot from the top from him as they also need to cover down low for the Sedins cycle.
Oh yeah, I don't think EDM will make the playoffs either, but it's more wins against teams like CGY though for EDM than last year.
HE'S PHYSIC...AL... PHYSICAL
Alfred Einstein's legacy.Guess I got what I asked for when I posted this earlier today... I'm PHYSIC!!!
HE'S PHYSIC...AL... PHYSICAL
Would players like Giroux, Stamkos, Crosby play in the KHL during the lockout?
"Claude and I had a conversation about this once at dinner. Giroux said that he was afraid of going to Russia."
wtf @ the Weber offer. If Preds match, can Weber refuse to sign with them and go to Philly instead?
Ok this deal makes a lot of sense now.
14 million
12 million signing bonus at start of year 2
If Nashville matches it means they're committed to the whole 26 since they can't trade him for a year? I hate Holmgren so much.
Won't matter, if they get Weber they're pretty set aside from goal, but theyre not moving Bryz for a long time anyways.EDIT - But yeah, I doubt NSH can afford $26m. That's a ruthless move by Holmgren. I bet you see reduced Flyer trades for a while.
Dreger said confirmed 100+ Mio, the thing is, if it's 109Mio/14 years it's below the 7.8Mio/year threshold that seperates 1,1,2,3 and 1,1,1,1. So we just don't know at this point.
Also, someone mentioned if Nashville could accept and then trade: No, they can't. After matching an offer sheet, a team is not allowed to trade the player for a year.
Wait. Where did you get these numnbers?Ok this deal makes a lot of sense now.
14 million
12 million signing bonus at start of year 2
If Nashville matches it means they're committed to the whole 26 since they can't trade him for a year? I hate Holmgren so much.
If Nashville matches, does Weber absolutely have to play with them or can he hold out? Does the contract necessarily not have an NTC?
If Nashville matches, does Weber absolutely have to play with them or can he hold out? Does the contract necessarily not have an NTC?
If Nashville matches, does Weber absolutely have to play with them or can he hold out? Does the contract necessarily not have an NTC?
Nashville almost literally cannot afford to match this offer. The team made $81 million in revenue last season. Weber's paycheque next season would make up a third of that. If they matched, they wouldn't be able to afford a team next season.
I wasn't really clear. What I'm asking is, if Nashville matches, do they therefore officially have that contract with Weber or could Weber say 'fuck this, I signed it with philly, not you losers' -- I get the impression that the contract would be official with the way offer sheets work. ie, when he signed the offer sheet, he took the risk that he could be signing a long-term extension with Nashville if they were to match it.
That's how it is, yes, AFAIK.
I can confirm this, which is why most analysts assumed Weber would never sign a big offer sheet, because if Nashville matches, he'd be stuck there forever.Yeah it's 100% like that unless I'm unbelievably mistaken.
There's no such thing. Some of you are acting like the absence of an NTC means the player would be 'stuck'. But it's irrelevant. That just protects you if you don't want to be moved. If you want to be moved, it works the same as always. Just make a stink so keeping you around is a liability.I can confirm this, which is why most analysts assumed Weber would never sign a big offer sheet, because if Nashville matches, he'd be stuck there forever.
Fine by me. Apart from sadness for sef, I'd love Weber to move to the East.If Nashville doesn't match, it's going to tank not just as a team, but as a franchise. All those years slowly building up a fanbase around Weber and Suter, only to have both suddenly leave in one summer. It'll be absolutely devastating.
I can confirm this, which is why most analysts assumed Weber would never sign a big offer sheet, because if Nashville matches, he'd be stuck there forever.
If Nashville doesn't match, it's going to tank not just as a team, but as a franchise. All those years slowly building up a fanbase around Weber and Suter, only to have both suddenly leave in one summer. It'll be absolutely devastating.
They can't, players can't be traded for 1 year after signing an offer sheet. Nashville will be forced to pay out $26 million.If Nashville can afford the initial signing bonus, I'd have to think they match. 4 firsts are nice, but Philly isn't going to be in the bottom half of the league with Weber. Nashville can trade him during the year or at the deadline and avoid the second $10-12M signing bonus in July 2013. Bet they'd get a monster return.
If Nashville can afford the initial signing bonus, I'd have to think they match. 4 firsts are nice, but Philly isn't going to be in the bottom half of the league with Weber. Nashville can trade him during the year or at the deadline and avoid the second $10-12M signing bonus in July 2013. Bet they'd get a monster return.
It's 2:30am on a Friday in Nashville. I'd guess they're just sleeping.Yeah I feel bad for them. It seems like the crowd is really into whenever the Nucks play them at least. It really seemed like they had a good thing going there these past couple of seasons.
But then again, 0 comments:
http://www.section303.com/report-shea-weber-signs-offer-sheet-with-flyers-17058
>__>