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Lockman severely underestimated that in his capgeek roster he made on the last page.
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I didn't think Crawford would get this much higher than $2 mil, but anything under $3 I am able to deal with. Great to have him signed now. The Hawks have about $8 mil in cap space with 6-7 guys left. I think Hjalmarrson will be gone and we will bring in someone much cheaper to be Campbell's safety net (Sopel).
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Like the Crawford signing, glad it didn't turn into a Niemi-esque situation like last year.
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It's not a done deal yet. I'm guessing it happens though. Did this year's thread go to die?
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Bruins!!!
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It's the whole where there is smoke there is fire. It's gotta be close.
Ken Campbell says it's between Atlanta Spirit and the NHL in terms of relocation fee and who gets how much money. http://www.thehockeynews.com/article...ipeg-move.html I also find it interesting that there was never any type of relocation fee when Hartford, Minnesota, Quebec and Winnipeg left but now there is. |
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so Atlanta to Winnepeg requires a $60 million relocation fee which goes towards the revenue which bumps the cap? Yes?
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So the Thrashers are moving to Winnipeg? Is this pretty much official?
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Alexander Salak gets new deal
The Chicago Blackhawks have signed goalie prospect Alexander Salak to a two-year deal worth about $600,000 per year, according to a source familiar with the situation. The Blackhawks have yet to make an official announcement regarding the deal. Salak, 24, was acquired in a trade with the Florida Panthers in February for Jack Skille and other prospects. The Hawks also acquired Michael Frolik in the trade. Salak made his NHL debut in 2009, appearing in two games for the Panthers. He was loaned to Färjestad BK of the Swedish Elite League for the 2010-11 season. The deal is a one-way contract, according to the source. It makes Salak the front runner to be Corey Crawford's back-up. Crawford signed a new three-year contract extension on Thursday. Salak's cap hit was $1.3, so now that frees up another $700k and gives a good estimation into who may be backing up Crawford for the next two years. I'm also fooling around with CapGeek right now, and I set the Cap at $62, even though I think it will go higher than that. Got rid of Hjalmarsson, brought in somebody for $1.5 mil (just used Sopel :lol), gave Campoli $1.7, Frolik $1.5, and Brouwer $1.2. That leaves me 20 players and I still have $4,931,966 in cap space. My point is that if the Cap goes higher than 62, which a lot of people are saying it will, and the Hawks can get rid of Hjalmarsson and bring in somebody cheaper to do his job (safety net for Campbell) then I think the Hawks can have a lot of space to sign a real good second line center or some wingers. |
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No one is going to take Hjalmarsson.
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Obviously the lines are jumbled, but just an idea of players. Very, very possible, leaving us $2.35 in cap space to sign one forward. We're in no desperate need to get rid of cap space, and by the Crawford signing, I think Bowman has a decent idea of what the cap will look like next year. I'm not worried about shaving Hammer's deal, and would hate to see him go. I think he still has potential. |
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Bowman loves the kid. As do I. He showed lots of promise in that Vancouver series, and just needs time to adjust. A good offseason with the guys will be good for him and his game. He's been said 100 times to be like Dave Bolland, which I love. He gets a lot done without really being noticed. For his cap hit, keep him up with the Hawks. |
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Toxicology report done for Boogaard:
http://minnesota.sbnation.com/minnes...ed-an-accident Lesson to us all, do not mix drugs and booze. |
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NHL Deputy Commish Bill Daly: "It appears our salary cap will be going up." Projects new cap will be $60.5M to $63.5M.
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Good for the Sabres and their new onwner. Bad for CBJ
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Hope everyone had a fantastic weekend.
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Good news for the people of Winnipeg this morning on Victoria Day in Canada but not so good for Atlanta: http://twitter.com/#!/ajcthrashers/s...58437925908480 |
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News coming out that Brian Rafalski will announce his retirement this week. Everyone thought Lidstrom would be the guy, and still might be. No one thought Rafi would be gone. Hello $6mil in cap space.
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so if Lidstrom leaves, is the what will Detroit do for defenders?
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