Canucks Contracts

[Carl Yagro]

Genius!

Not Dumbass.

[Strangelove]

BOOM

OFFICIAL: #Canucks re-sign @BBoeser16
to a three-year deal worth an average annual value of $5.875 million.

https://www.nhl.com/canucks/news/vancou ... -309195048

[Cousin Strawberry]

If you listen hard enough you can hear Mick losing an entire bag of cheese curds

[Blob Mckenzie]

Solid deal. I was leery of a four or five year contract but I like this. Good deal that still gives the team two years of control when it’s finished. And it expires one year before Bo’s.

[SKYO]

BOOM

OFFICIAL: #Canucks re-sign @BBoeser16
to a three-year deal worth an average annual value of $5.875 million.

https://www.nhl.com/canucks/news/vancou ... -309195048

Murph:

Breakdown of Boeser contract.

4.0 (700 salary / 3.3M SB)

6.125 (3.125 salary / 3M SB)

7.5 salary

$7.5M qualifying offer yr 3.

[ukcanuck]

BOOM

OFFICIAL: #Canucks re-sign @BBoeser16
to a three-year deal worth an average annual value of $5.875 million.

https://www.nhl.com/canucks/news/vancou ... -309195048

So hey Doc. In the glow of having the Boeser deal signed I
Was thinking about these big contracts that some people suggest that Benning has made a mistake in signing.

Would you say it would be fair to say that when this bridge deal expires and all those deals come off the books and will allow the Canucks to lock up all of their young guns into long term stability contracts that all of that will be according to plan?

Like in other words knowing that his draft picks would pan out but that it would take five years before the salaries were due, he essentially was playing with found money in the short term with free agents and reclamation projects?

You know, basically dicking around until the stallions were ready to roll?

Just wondering ...

[5thhorseman]

Righto SKYO. The talking heads were always saying it was the structure of the deal and its impact on the qualifying offer that was always the sticking point.

[Carl Yagro]

That's how you play poker with your RFAs.

[Blob Mckenzie]

Mickey can use his piss soaked jeans and tie them around his head to put his hair fire out

[Cornuck]

And in the meantime, we should see a great injury free season or two.

[Blob Mckenzie]

BOOM

OFFICIAL: #Canucks re-sign @BBoeser16
to a three-year deal worth an average annual value of $5.875 million.

https://www.nhl.com/canucks/news/vancou ... -309195048

So hey Doc. In the glow of having the Boeser deal signed I
Was thinking about these big contracts that some people suggest that Benning has made a mistake in signing.

Would you say it would be fair to say that when this bridge deal expires and all those deals come off the books and will allow the Canucks to lock up all of their young guns into long term stability contracts that all of that will be according to plan?

Like in other words knowing that his draft picks would pan out but that it would take five years before the salaries were due, he essentially was playing with found money in the short term with free agents and reclamation projects?

You know, basically dicking around until the stallions were ready to roll?

Just wondering ...

Oh he was dicking around all right. Smarter move would have been to sign veteran players to market value short term contracts and flip them for young assets at the deadlines instead of having them here underperforming for five or six years.

[ESQ]

Again, I am shocked by this.

Great deal for all parties, Brock gets to show-me for the big dough.

And can you imagine the return on Brock if you needed to traded him at this cap hit?

[Strangelove]

[Strangelove]

BOOM

OFFICIAL: #Canucks re-sign @BBoeser16
to a three-year deal worth an average annual value of $5.875 million.

https://www.nhl.com/canucks/news/vancou ... -309195048

So hey Doc. In the glow of having the Boeser deal signed I
Was thinking about these big contracts that some people suggest that Benning has made a mistake in signing.

Would you say it would be fair to say that when this bridge deal expires and all those deals come off the books and will allow the Canucks to lock up all of their young guns into long term stability contracts that all of that will be according to plan?

Like in other words knowing that his draft picks would pan out but that it would take five years before the salaries were due, he essentially was playing with found money in the short term with free agents and reclamation projects?

You know, basically dicking around until the stallions were ready to roll?

Just wondering ...

Absolutely it was the plan.

GMs are thinking/planning about the cap, present/future, all the time!

Most of them don't get bent over a barrel by their kids like that dumbass in Moronto though...

[Cherry Picker]

Good for the team cap situation this year.
That is a high salary for only three years.
Not a steal at all for Benning, but he wasn’t bent over either.
But they could regret not getting him for 8x8m if they could have.