Carolina Extensions

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Mon Apr 18, 2011 11:53 pm

let's see if I calculated this right
Brandon Sutter
4 years
3.9 million base 3.5 million for scale (875K @ 80-84 rate) + 400K sup attributes (+200K each for sk, fo)
1.5 million bonus

Zach Boychuk
4 years
2.75 million base 2.1875 for scale (.875 @ 75-76 rate) + 350K (off specialist) + 200K sup attributes (+200K each for sk)
1 million bonus

Joni Pitkanen
4 years
5.55 million base 5.0 for scale (4.0 @ 77-79 rate) + 350K (off specialist) + 200K sup attributes (+200K for sk)

arbitration for Chad LaRose, Jussi Jokinen, Andrew Alberts

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Sat Jun 04, 2011 9:32 pm

bump with new stuff:

contract offers:
RW Drayson Bowman
2 years
900K per
300K bonus
two-way, TO

C Stefan Chaput
2 years
550K per
183K bonus
two-way, TO

D Brett Bellemore
2 years
550K per
183K bonus
two-way, TO

Arbitration:
Mikko Koivu

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Wed Jun 08, 2011 10:06 am

Sutter: 4,775,000 (400% base (875*5), +400k SK, FA)
Boychuk: 3,850,000 (300% base, +350k off. spec., +200k SK, -200k HI, PE)
Pitkanen: 5,550,000
Bowman: your default offer
Chaput: your offer
Bellemore: your offer

Other four arbitrations coming shortly.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Wed Jun 08, 2011 10:08 am

Contracts offered. All rights retained.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Wed Jun 08, 2011 4:16 pm

An award has been determined in the Mikko Koivu arbitration.

CAR comps: Sharp, Burns, Michalek, Getzlaf, Doan; proposed 4.75M per

Arbitrator comps: Getzlaf, Kopitar

Make no mistake, Mikko Koivu is a top 20 (maybe even 10-15) player in the file. He lead all centers in TA-GA ratio, has a high faceoff attribute, and was largely kept unproductive on points because of the role he was playing with Carolina. On a scoring line, he would likely have thrived to the tune of 75-80 points, perhaps more. To top it off, Koivu had 6 PIM while playing in 80 games.

One thing to remember about this Koivu case is that if he were a year younger and subject to the formula, he would make 6.9M per. The fact that he is 28 and there are so few comparables to him in the file makes an arbitration award difficult to come up with.

My arbitrator awarded Koivu 6.25M. Full-knowing that the franchise tag is going to be in play here because Ward is signed long-term and, though CAR has some great prospects, Koivu is the chief opportunity to use it. I have to rule with that in mind. Also, I have to be mindful of Koivu's 14 playoff points even with the spot in the lineup he was in.

For Mikko Koivu, I'm going to rule fully with the arbitrator and award him 6.25M (4,687,500 FT) per season.

Dave, you can accept/reject this ruling for Koivu at 6.25M.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Thu Jun 09, 2011 9:58 am

Canes accept the award and will use the franchise tag on Koivu on an 8 year contract

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Thu Jun 09, 2011 5:26 pm

Brett Bellemore has signed a $550,000 per year, 2 year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Stefan Chaput has signed a $550,000 per year, 2 year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Joni Pitkänen has signed a $5,500,000 per year, 4 year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Zach Boychuk has signed a $4,000,000 per year, 4 year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Thu Jun 09, 2011 11:46 pm

Prospect Offers:

RW Teemu Pulkkinen
3 year offer
400K base
200K bonus
two-way, TO

RW Arvid Stromberg
3 year offer
400K base
100K bonus
two-way, TO

C Andreas Dahlstrom
3 year offer
400K base
150K bonus
two-way, TO

C Artem Voronin
3 year offer
400K base
150K bonus
two-way, TO

LW Mattias Lindstrom
3 year offer
400K base
150K bonus
two-way, TO

D Rasmus Rissanen
3 year offer
400K base
100K bonus
two-way, TO

D Brian Dumoulin
3 year offer
400K base
100K bonus
two-way, TO

D Tommi Kivisto
3 year offer
400K base
100K bonus
two-way, TO

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Sun Jun 12, 2011 8:00 pm

Awards have been determined in the Chad LaRose and Jussi Jokinen arbitrations.

LaRose:

CAR comps & proposed salary: Sjostrom, Talbot, Helm, Slater; 1.36M for 1 year
Arbitrator comps: Reasoner, Slater, Malhotra, Dvorak, Upshall

LaRose had more production than all of the comparable players, and in some cases, significantly more. Also, his production over the last two seasons has been consistent, with 26 points this past season and 28 the season before. As a grind line player with decent LE and decent intangibles, his production is better than most players in his range. I would also add a Mike Knuble type player in with his comps, who had just 14 points for me.

With LaRose's production in his role, there is little reason to offer him a decline in salary. His previous season's salary is 1.7M, and my arbitrator concurred with offering him his present salary.

It would be his salary based on the formula and he is just 2 years removed from that.

Dave, you can accept/reject Chad LaRose at 1.7M for 1 year.

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Jokinen:

Jussi Jokinen is in the same boat as LaRose.

CAR comps: Williams, Comrie, Stempniak (all signed as EHEC FAs) offered 1 yr @ 1.36M
Arbitrator comps: Wheeler (previous 30% rule signee), V. Kozlov

With players like Jokinen, there are a lot of guys with similar attributes and intangibles.

Rather than go through an entire explanation, my arbitrator proposed a small discount of 1.5M.

Jokinen certainly benefitted from playing with a center like Staal, but he is still a 74 OF forward with responsible DF and will not hurt you with penalties.

I would propose a number of 1.475M for Jokinen, going slightly in between the two offers, but realizing that Jokinen's value to the team, compared to LaRose's is lessened by his low HI and 58 CON.

Dave, you can accept/reject Jussi Jokinen at 1.475M for 1 season.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Sun Jun 12, 2011 8:25 pm

ELCs offered. There are no more options on ELCs, so all contracts offered without them.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Sun Jun 12, 2011 8:31 pm

rejecting LaRose and Juice

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Sun Jun 12, 2011 8:32 pm

DaveG-Canes wrote:rejecting LaRose and Juice

LaRose and Jokinen will be UFA.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Mon Jun 13, 2011 3:32 pm

An award has been determined in the Andrew Alberts arbitration.

CAR comps & Proposal: Van Ryn (EHEC UFA), Smaby (now makes 1.2M with formula), Welch; 850k 1 year
Arbitrator comps: Erskine, O'Brien, Welch

Alberts's two chief defensive stats, TA-GA and hits given, are both extremely impressive based on his limited ice time. He is what he is, a serviceable 6th/7th defenseman with high DF, good size, and solid CON.

No evidence is seen to warrant a decrease in salary for Alberts.

My arbitrator proposed keeping Alberts at the same salary for this upcoming season and I see no reason to disagree.

Dave, you can accept/reject Andrew Alberts at 1.05M for 1 season.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Mon Jun 13, 2011 10:17 pm

Drayson Bowman has signed a $900,000 per year, 2 year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Brandon Sutter has signed a $4,500,000 per year, 4 year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Rasmus Rissanen has signed a $400,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Brian Dumoulin has signed a $400,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Mattias Lindstrom has signed a $400,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Tommi Kivisto has signed a $400,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Wed Jun 15, 2011 5:02 pm

Canes walk from the Alberts award as well

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Tue Jul 19, 2011 1:09 pm

RW Dmitri Mikhailov
3 years
1.25 million base (draft position + 250K booster)
250K bonus
two-way, TO

D Harrison Ruopp
3 years
600K base
200K bonus
two-way, TO

G Benjamin Conz
3 years
370K base
123K bonus
two-way, TO

Assistant coach (AHL) Jeff Daniels
5 years
316K base

Assistant coach (AHL) Kevin McCarthy
5 years
333K base

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Tue Jul 19, 2011 7:36 pm

No options permitted with ELCs anymore.

Is that the same Jeff Daniels that was in Dumb & Dumber and Speed? Man, I hope so.

Contracts offered.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:42 am

Signed: Conz, Mikhailov.

Gravel and Jank from the 2010 draft boosted.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:56 am

Signed: Ruopp

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Tue Jun 05, 2012 8:01 pm

D Jamie McBain:
3 years
1,912,500 base
700K bonus
TO

RW Matt Pistilli (AHL)
2 years
615,000 base
175K bonus
two-way

LW Stephen MacCaulay (prospect)
3 years
600K base
min bonus
two-way

LW Konstantin Komarek (prospect)
3 years
600K base
min bonus
two-way

RW Tuomo Ruutu - arbitration
LW Dustin Penner - arbitration
RW Ray Whitney - arbitration
D Tim Gleason - arbitration
LW Tom Kostopoulos - arbitration
G Mike Murphy (AHL) -arbitration

staff contracts:
HC Paul Maurice
3 years
383K base

GM Jim Rutherford
3 years
383K base

Scout Glen Wesley
3 years
316K base

AC Tom Barrasso
3 years
333K base

AC Ron Francis
3 years
366K base

AC Tom Rowe
5 years
350K base

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Wed Jun 06, 2012 2:37 pm

Going to make one less arb case and just give Murphy 1.5M with a two-way and let him play in the AHL. At 74/64, he's not really an NHL caliber goaltender anyway.

You fine with that, Dave?

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Tue Jun 12, 2012 9:41 am

Player contracts offered. Offered Murphy 2 yrs, 1.4 per, team option, two way.

One less arb case.

Will enter staff contracts after I finish all player contracts thanks to EHM glitch.

Make sure you respond about your options.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Tue Jun 12, 2012 8:36 pm

Sounds good to me

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Sun Jun 17, 2012 11:01 pm

Konstantin Komarek has signed a $600,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Stephen Macaulay has signed a $600,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Tue Jun 19, 2012 10:13 am

Awards have been determined in the Ray Whitney, Tim Gleason, and Tom Kostopoulos arbitrations.

Whitney
Terms: 1 yr
GM proposal: 1.8M; comps: Prospal, Selanne, Jagr, V. Kozlov
Agent proposal: 3M; comps: Samsonov, Stillman, Hejduk, Sullivan

This is a tough case to rule on. On one hand, Whitney has been insanely consistent and productive for his age during the first three seasons of EHEC. He's had no less than 64 points in a season and even topped 75 in 2010-11. The hard part for me to determine if this is a byproduct of his linemates or if Whitney is that valuable of a player. It's safe to say that Whitney outproduces his attributes, as he's just a 73 SH and 73 PL, a defensive liability, and has average CON.

I think it would be interesting to look back and see how many of Whitney's 42 assists were the primary one or if it was just EHM's way of stat-padding with secondary assists. Unlike some of the other high CON veterans, Whitney definitely might regress during next season. Jagr is a decent comp in terms of attributes, however, it's important to remember that Jagr was signed as a free agent after Tampa Bay's buyout, and at a very GM-friendly price. Prospal, who makes 2M, has a CON in the mid-50s, as does Kozlov. Hejduk is decidedly better offensively, as is Sullivan.

So, in this case, the closest comp I can agree with is Stillman who, playing on a third line for much of the season with the Blue Jackets, still managed 42 points. Considering that Kariya got 3.25 and Koivu got 3, Whitney is definitely below them, but by how much is the question, as he lacks Kariya's high LE/CON and Koivu's faceoff ability.

Ray Whitney will be 42 before the 2013-14 season starts, so this will be his final year in the file as a player, putting to bed an illustrious career that saw him tally his 1000th point this past season.

I'll meet in the middle of both parties here and award Whitney $2,400,000 for his final season as a reward for his tremendous production over the duration of EHEC and a lifetime achievement award for a fine career.

Gleason
Terms: 2 yrs
GM proposal: 2.75M; comps: Girardi, Morrisonn, Keith, Markov, Beauchemin, Boynton, Daley, Grebeshkov, Colaiacovo, Ericsson, Klesla
Agent proposal: 3.35M; comps: Morris, Ballard, Stuart, Wisniewski

I guess the theme here is that Gleason is exceptionally similar to a lot of players in the file. Of course, as my luck goes, only one, Brad Stuart, faced an arbitration case, where he received an award that was 100k less than his previous year's 3.75M salary.

The first thing that sticks out to me is Gleason's 85 CON. He's an extremely reliable player. With Keith's E5 bonuses this past season bumping him to 2.9M and change, him and Gleason are pretty comparable as Keith's more balanced offense is washed out by Gleason's stronger HI. What offensive shortcomings Gleason has are negated by the fact that he led the Canes in hits and led the team in TA-GA ratio by 70 over the second-closest defenseman. Gleason's offensive abilities may not warrant a raise, but his defensive play is extremely strong and that's in a very tough division and conference. Gleason's representatives also want an increased role for Gleason this season since he was second-to-last on the team in ice time even with his impressive defensive numbers.

I award Tim Gleason $3,000,000 per for the next two seasons.

Kostopoulos
Terms: 1 yr + TO
GM proposal: 650k; comps: Brown, Prust, Asham, Staubitz, Kreps
Agent proposal: 800k; comps: Reasoner, Devereaux

Unfortunately for Kostopoulos, he missed nearly his entire contract year due to injury, playing in just eight games. As such, we see fit to accept the GM's proposal of $650,000 for the 2012-13 season as a chance to work back into the starting lineup and become a valuable player in the organization.

Dave, you can accept/reject these awards.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Tue Jun 19, 2012 9:49 pm

Hurricanes are pleased to accept all 3 awards.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Fri Jun 22, 2012 12:17 pm

Whitney, Gleason, Kostopoulos entered.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Mon Jul 16, 2012 9:43 am

Awards have been determined in the Tuomo Ruutu and Dustin Penner arbitrations.

Ruutu
Terms: 1 yr + PO
GM proposal: 3.25M; comps: Kesler, Kunitz, Cole, Clowe, Armstrong , Clarkson, Hartnell
Agent proposal: 4.2M; comps: Perry, Filatov, Morrow, Booth

One thing that's clear in this case is that Ruutu underperformed given his attributes. Part of that was due to the injury and part of that may be due to the way that he was used when healthy. Either way, with 24 goals in 66 games, Ruutu probably would have reached the 30 goal plateau had he played in all 82. Another thing to consider are that Ruutu received very little PP time on a Carolina team that made very few lineup adjustments throughout the season.

There are two things at play here. One is that Ruutu, in terms of market value, would likely get 4.5-5M per season in free agency. Knowing that there's a player option in this proposed contract probably wouldn't sway his agents the way it did in other deals. The other is that Ruutu is just 28 years old, but already has a 72 LE rating and has plenty of room for improvement on that.

Because Ruutu had a bit of a down season and a one-year deal is a chance to show that 2011-12 was an aberration, I'm not going to go to the top of the range, but I don't see where Ruutu deserves less money either.

I award Tuomo Ruutu a one-year deal at his previous salary of 3.8M with a player option for 2012-13.

Penner
Terms: 2 yrs + PO
GM proposal: 3.75M per; comps: see above
Agent proposal: 4.4M per; comps: Booth, Umberger, Franzen, Malone

Unlike Ruutu who underachieved, Penner overachieved, racking up 27 goals and 62 points with just a 72 OF rating. He was a force of a two-way player, dishing out more hits than he took, having a positive TA-GA ratio, and also dropped the gloves 9 times. He led the team in +/- and had 7 GWG.

It's really hard to look at Penner's season and accept the proposed decrease from the GM's side. Even though he outperformed his attributes, and it can be argued that any player could be put with the players he's surrounded by and succeed, Penner still had a strong season and played well defensively.

Interestingly, Penner had just 22 points in 77 games in 2010-11. So, what kind of player is he? His CON would be described as average, he's a below average skater, he takes a fair amount of penalties, and lacks the leadership quality that Ruutu possesses.

With what amounts to a 3-yr deal, because Penner won't reject a PO with a team like Carolina, there is plenty of time to see what kind of player Penner actually is. Because of the length of the deal, and the fact that Penner's 2011-12 season was so drastically different from his 2010-11 season, a minor decrease is understandable.

I award Dustin Penner a two-year deal at $4,000,000 with a player option.

Dave, you can accept/reject these awards.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Tue Jul 17, 2012 9:50 pm

Canes accept both awards

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Tue Jul 17, 2012 10:14 pm

Penner, Ruutu contracts entered.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Thu Sep 27, 2012 12:31 pm

C Nick Cousins
3 year contract
850K base
min bonus
two-way

GoJetsGo · Post by **GoJetsGo** » Fri Sep 28, 2012 1:07 am

Cousins ELC offered.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Sat Jun 29, 2013 11:51 am

some extensions:

LW Nicolas Blanchard
2 years
875K base
250K bonus
two-way, TO

D Bohumil Jank
4 years
2.55 mil base
2 mil bonus

D Kevin Gravel
4 years
2.375 mil base
350K bonus

Commish Bub(NYR) · Post by **Commish Bub(NYR)** » Tue Jul 02, 2013 11:17 am

Extensions offered.

Adjustments to be made once accepted:
Blanchard -- 1.2M back to 1.125M
Gravel -- 2.75M back to 2.725M
Jank -- 4.5M up to 4.55M

GoJetsGo · Post by **GoJetsGo** » Thu Jul 04, 2013 10:47 am

DaveG-Canes wrote:some extensions:

LW Nicolas Blanchard
2 years
875K base
250K bonus
two-way, TO

D Bohumil Jank
4 years
2.55 mil base
2 mil bonus

D Kevin Gravel
4 years
2.375 mil base
350K bonus

Blanchard at 875, yes.

Jank: 78.5 average, 1.1 base (850 slot + 250 boost) (reached via e5s) 150% increase, +100k SK = $2,850,000

Gravel: 71 average, 950k, 250% increase, 3.325 new base, +250 CON, +350 Specialist -300 SH, PL, ST = $3,625,000

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Sat Jul 06, 2013 8:55 am

got it, completely miscalculated the offer on Gravel.

Yeah those 3 offers are fine by me. Also adding a couple prospect offers:

G Matt Mahalak
750K base (ELC slot)
default bonus
two-way contract

D Kristian Skalin
600K base (ELC slot)
default bonus
two-way contract

Commish Bub(NYR) · Post by **Commish Bub(NYR)** » Sun Jul 07, 2013 9:19 am

A decision has been made in the Tuomo Ruutu arbitration case.

GM Proposal: $3.25 for 2 yrs (or 1 yr w/ TO)
comps: Kesler, Kunitz, Cole, Clowe, Armstrong, Clarkson, Hartnell

Agent Proposal: $5M
comps: Bobby Ryan, Dustin Penner

Quite a disparity of views in this case. The GM proposes a significant pay cut due to declining offensive production and a loss of status given other players on the roster. The agent proposes a hefty pay raise due to Ruutu's desirability as a two-way player on the open market.

The arbitrator believes that if given consistent 2nd-line time (at a minimum) and PP time, Ruutu's production would go up. That, and his consistency and leadership, also offset his lack of elite status at any one thing. However, the arbitrator also believes that a pay raise as proposed by the agent would take Ruutu into the ranks of the overpaid. The open market may indeed raise Ruutu's value, but the open market also paid Drew Miller $4.5M.

The arbitrator rules that Ruutu deserves a slight raise given his value to the squad: $4.1M.

Dave, you can accept or reject this award.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Sun Jul 07, 2013 5:42 pm

Mahalak, Skalin ELCs offered.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Sun Jul 07, 2013 5:44 pm

Bub(NYR) wrote:A decision has been made in the Tuomo Ruutu arbitration case.

GM Proposal: $3.25 for 2 yrs (or 1 yr w/ TO)
comps: Kesler, Kunitz, Cole, Clowe, Armstrong, Clarkson, Hartnell

Agent Proposal: $5M
comps: Bobby Ryan, Dustin Penner

Quite a disparity of views in this case. The GM proposes a significant pay cut due to declining offensive production and a loss of status given other players on the roster. The agent proposes a hefty pay raise due to Ruutu's desirability as a two-way player on the open market.

The arbitrator believes that if given consistent 2nd-line time (at a minimum) and PP time, Ruutu's production would go up. That, and his consistency and leadership, also offset his lack of elite status at any one thing. However, the arbitrator also believes that a pay raise as proposed by the agent would take Ruutu into the ranks of the overpaid. The open market may indeed raise Ruutu's value, but the open market also paid Drew Miller $4.5M.

The arbitrator rules that Ruutu deserves a slight raise given his value to the squad: $4.1M.

Dave, you can accept or reject this award.

Assuming this is a one-year award? yes I can accept that.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Sun Jul 07, 2013 11:11 pm

DaveG-Canes wrote:Assuming this is a one-year award? yes I can accept that.

1+ TO per your request.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Mon Jul 08, 2013 3:10 pm

Got the ELCs in there this time. Not sure what happened last time.

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Tue Jul 09, 2013 10:13 am

Jank rejected offer. He wants 4.5M. He has been qualified.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Tue Jul 09, 2013 11:29 pm

D Bohumil Jank
4 year contract
3 mil base
3 mil bonus

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Sun Jul 14, 2013 7:13 pm

Offered, but the Jank max bonus is 1.5M (50%) per the Rulebook. Will have to go higher base if he doesn't take this.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Tue Oct 01, 2013 5:23 pm

two ELCs, to play in the AHL once they sign:

RW Thomas Wilson
3 years
1.75mil base (21st OA)
min bonus
two-way

D Slater Koekkoek
3 years
850K base (81st OA)
min bonus
two-way

Virtual Jarmo · Post by **Virtual Jarmo** » Tue Oct 01, 2013 11:05 pm

ELCs offered.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Sun Jul 20, 2014 9:21 am

offer ELCs for:
RW/C Nicolas Magyar - 1.5m, two-way (41-50, booster)
LW/RW Vladimir Tkachyov - 1.1m, two-way (75-90, booster)
LW/RW Sammu Markkula - 1m, two-way (51-60)
LW/RW Kerby Rychel - 1m, two-way (51-60)
C/LW Filip Karlsson - .85m, two-way (121-210, booster)
C Matthew Deblouw - .6m, two-way (121-210)
D Dillon Fournier - .6m, two-way (121-210)
D Joanthan Ismael-Diaby - 1.75m, two-way (21-30)
G Frank Palazzese - .6, two-way (121-210)

LW/RW Andreas Athanasiou - .75m, two-way (106-120) - please wait until after the boost/bust date (21st?) to offer Athanasiou though.

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Wed Jul 23, 2014 9:59 pm

Re-signings:
NHL:
LW Dustin Penner - 4 years, 3.4 per
RW Mike Brown - 2 years, Two-Way contract, 456,250 per
C Artem Voronin - 2 years, 700K per
C Andreas Dahlstrom - 2 years, 800K per

AHL:
G Benjamin Conz - 2 years, two-way contract, 500K per (or slotted salary)
D Brett Bellemore - 1 year, two-way contract, 637,500 per (25% = 687500 + 350K specialist, -100K each for sh, pl, st, sk)
D Brian Dumoulin - 2 years, two-way contract, 400K per (25% = 500K, -100K for various <65 attributes)
D Tommi Kivisto - 2 years, two-way contract, 450K per (25% = 500K, +350K specialist, -100K each for sh, pl, st, sk)
LW Philippe Paradis - 2 years, two-way contract, 400K per (25% = 500K, -100K for various <65 attributes)
C Anthony Bardaro - 3 years, two-way contract, 600K per
RW Arvid Stromberg - 2 years, two-way contract, 650K per (25% = 500K + 350K specialist, -100K each for ch, ht)
RW Michael Svihalek - 3 years, two-way contract, 600K per
RW Dmitri Mikhailov - 2 years, two-way contract, 1.25mil per (0% + 350K specialist, - 100K each for ch, po, ht)
RW Matt Kennedy - 1 year, two-way contract, 400K per (25% = 500K, -100K for various <65 attributes)

CapsGM · Post by **CapsGM** » Thu Aug 07, 2014 5:02 pm

Dustin Penner (UFA1) - $3,400,000
Mike Brown (UFA2) - $456,250
Artem Voronin - $700,000
Andreas Dahlstrom - $800,000

Benjamin Conz - goalie arb
Brett Bellemore - default
Brian Dumoulin - $400,000
Tommi Kivisto - default
Philippe Paradis - $400,000
Anthony Bardaro - default
Arvid Stromberg - $450,000
Michael Svihalek - default
Dmitri Mikhailov - $1,050,000
Matt Kennedy - default

DaveG-Canes · Post by **DaveG-Canes** » Fri Sep 05, 2014 6:17 pm

Prospects to offer now that boosts have been done:
LW Shane Eiserman - 3 years, 1.75mil, two-way (#26 pick)
LW Andreas Athanasiou - 3 years, 750K, two-way (#111 pick)
D Lukas Bengtson - 3 years, 750K, two-way (#110 pick)