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D Sami Salo

Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2010 8:22 pm
by Free Agents
The bidding is now open for Sami Salo.

Re: D Sami Salo

Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2010 6:26 pm
by Free Agents
The bidding has closed for Sami Salo, Dallas is the winning team. Terms follow:

Length: 1 year
Base Salary: $2,000,000
Signing Bonus: $2,000,000
Team Option

Re: D Sami Salo

Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2010 10:11 pm
by Tuo-SabresGM
In.

Re: D Sami Salo

Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 11:42 am
by Parker
Don't we have a signing bonus ceiling? Or does that only apply to extensions and not UFA offers?

Re: D Sami Salo

Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 3:31 pm
by StarStruck
As far as I understood it, the bonus just can't be higher than the contract..this is only equal to.

Re: D Sami Salo

Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 4:37 pm
by CapsGM
I thought it was only for RFAs/extensions, since UFAs are put in through players.ehm anyways so signing bonuses don't matter.

Re: D Sami Salo

Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 4:44 pm
by StarStruck
Damn, they are through the players.ehm? If I had known that I woulda lowballed him haha.

Re: D Sami Salo

Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 5:37 pm
by Tuo-SabresGM
CapsGM wrote:I thought it was only for RFAs/extensions, since UFAs are put in through players.ehm anyways so signing bonuses don't matter.
As far as its written, it is for contract extensions only.
Rule 5G:
G. Contract Extension Signing Bonus Cap: Teams wishing to extend contract offers to currently rostered players may not offer a signing bonus exceeding 50% of the yearly base salary. Example: If Columbus offers Steve Mason a contract extension of $3M per season, the signing bonus for that deal cannot exceed $1.5M. This will keep extensions realistic and help to lower the likelihood of lowball offers being accepted.
As for UFAs, Rule 5C:
C. After a bid has remained the highest for a 12-hour period, the bidding will close and the team with the highest bid will receive that player. Highest bid will be determined by total salary for duration of contract. (For example, 3 years 18 million will beat 1 year 8 million.)
Basically, since the total salary is the real deciding factor, the point here is moot.

Re: D Sami Salo

Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 7:02 pm
by Virtual Jarmo
Rather than worry about the signing bonuses, this signing has created a new rule.

I know all 30 teams had a chance at Salo while he was on waivers, but the fact that he was originally Dallas's player and now he was re-signed for a lower amount, is something that we are going to frown upon around these parts.

There's no rule in place currently, so this signing will go through, but from here on out, once I get the wording together, it will be included.

Re: D Sami Salo

Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 10:31 pm
by StarStruck
Commissioner (CBJ) wrote:Rather than worry about the signing bonuses, this signing has created a new rule.

I know all 30 teams had a chance at Salo while he was on waivers, but the fact that he was originally Dallas's player and now he was re-signed for a lower amount, is something that we are going to frown upon around these parts.

There's no rule in place currently, so this signing will go through, but from here on out, once I get the wording together, it will be included.
Oh man, how are we supposed to have waiver fun with the scrubs of the league like the Coyotes always seem to do haha.