Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2013 10:21 am
Derek Stepan signs...
@Real_ESPNLeBrun: Stepan deal a little north of $3 M a year ...
@Real_ESPNLeBrun: Stepan deal a little north of $3 M a year ...
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No, Franson has steered himself for the big pay-day next year as a UFA - and likely not with T.O. given how these negotiations went down. Wouldn't be surprised if he signs elsewhere for less, or if No-Nuts has to significantly over-pay for his services - even assuming he has an equivalent year this year. leaves better go far - at least Conference Finals - for him to forget how No-Nuts tried to cheap him out.BigTuna wrote:That's not what I meant and Franson agreed with me.Lancer wrote:BigTuna wrote:He's a good player. But at this point he's really hurting his career. All that momentum he picked-up from his play last season is going down the toilet.
Yeah, because skills fade quickly at age 26...
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Miele and Szwarz sent back to Portland, Tippett said. Brule released from his tryout.
Franson is RFA next year.Lancer wrote:
No, Franson has steered himself for the big pay-day next year as a UFA - and likely not with T.O. given how these negotiations went down. Wouldn't be surprised if he signs elsewhere for less, or if No-Nuts has to significantly over-pay for his services - even assuming he has an equivalent year this year. leaves better go far - at least Conference Finals - for him to forget how No-Nuts tried to cheap him out.
Enjoy him while it lasts.
If he has no kids, he should just go play in Europe/KHL for awhile to get his mojo back.Jovocop wrote:For all those Brule fans...
Sarah McLellan @azc_mclellan
Miele and Szwarz sent back to Portland, Tippett said. Brule released from his tryout.
Franson is RFA. He has little leverage again next season.Lancer wrote:
No, Franson has steered himself for the big pay-day next year as a UFA - and likely not with T.O. given how these negotiations went down. Wouldn't be surprised if he signs elsewhere for less, or if No-Nuts has to significantly over-pay for his services - even assuming he has an equivalent year this year. leaves better go far - at least Conference Finals - for him to forget how No-Nuts tried to cheap him out.
Enjoy him while it lasts.
Franson now holds the hammer. Next summer he has the considerable leverage of exercising his arbitration rights and unless the cheeseburgler overpays he will automatically be awarded a 1 year deal for well north of 5 then be UFA the summer after.Vader wrote:Franson is RFA next year.Lancer wrote:
No, Franson has steered himself for the big pay-day next year as a UFA - and likely not with T.O. given how these negotiations went down. Wouldn't be surprised if he signs elsewhere for less, or if No-Nuts has to significantly over-pay for his services - even assuming he has an equivalent year this year. leaves better go far - at least Conference Finals - for him to forget how No-Nuts tried to cheap him out.
Enjoy him while it lasts.
Uncle dans leg wrote:Franson now holds the hammer. Next summer he has the considerable leverage of exercising his arbitration rights and unless the cheeseburgler overpays he will automatically be awarded a 1 year deal for well north of 5 then be UFA the summer after.Vader wrote:Franson is RFA next year.Lancer wrote:
No, Franson has steered himself for the big pay-day next year as a UFA - and likely not with T.O. given how these negotiations went down. Wouldn't be surprised if he signs elsewhere for less, or if No-Nuts has to significantly over-pay for his services - even assuming he has an equivalent year this year. leaves better go far - at least Conference Finals - for him to forget how No-Nuts tried to cheap him out.
Enjoy him while it lasts.
Huge win for Cody....even more than I initially thought.
Sure and they could've traded Kessel to create cap room for those two if they wanted.BigTuna wrote:Apparently they canStrangelove wrote:Perhaps you'd like to explain to the salary cap hockey world how they're gonna keep those two + Kadri.BigTuna wrote: Franson isn't gone at all. Neither is Liles.
BigTuna wrote: Franson is RFA. He has little leverage again next season.
Uncle dans leg wrote: Franson now holds the hammer. Next summer he has the considerable leverage of exercising his arbitration rights and unless the cheeseburgler overpays he will automatically be awarded a 1 year deal for well north of 5 then be UFA the summer after.
You said "He has little leverage again next season."BigTuna wrote: Sure he can file for arbitration. But will he have a season like he did last year. We have no idea.
This is pretty much exactly what Franson wanted, less money, but he got the term. Arbitration will have serious repercussions for Nonis next summer if he puts up 50 points.BigTuna wrote:Uncle dans leg wrote: Franson now holds the hammer. Next summer he has the considerable leverage of exercising his arbitration rights and unless the cheeseburgler overpays he will automatically be awarded a 1 year deal for well north of 5 then be UFA the summer after.
Huge win for Cody....even more than I initially thought.
So now that you were wrong, it's still a huge blunder by Nonis? Lol. 2 million is a steal. And he's only RFA. Sure he can file for arbitration. But will he have a season like he did last year. We have no idea.
I really don't care what happens in the summer of 2015'. Now you're reaching.
Actually Nonis IS in trouble.Island Nucklehead wrote: Liles will probably be traded for nothing but cap space in the next couple days, leaving Gunnarson as the only regular signed after this season.
So, Nonis isn't in trouble yet.
.... just in time for the coming Liles buyout to hit the books!Island Nucklehead wrote: On the plus side, Darcy Tucker and Colby Armstrong's buyouts, and Ben Scrivens and Matt Frattin's retained salary come off the books!
My guess is they WILL dump Liles in a same type of deal they were on the receiving end of when they got Franson by also accepting Lombardi. Trading Liles and a prospect to get him off their books. Taking back nothing but plugs they can stuff in the minors.Strangelove wrote: No yeah they're looking at being stuck with Liles and having to dump a good player.
As in, when the buyout window opens again next summer? IIRC, all buyouts are done until next summer...Strangelove wrote:
.... just in time for the coming Liles buyout to hit the books!