Buds Board Keepers League

He'll be only 33 when his new deal expires.

Going to be one of the best centers in the game in future yrs and once the cap rises some more along the next few seasons his cap hit will look much better.

Still, this upcoming season would be more complicated for me to fit him under the cap, so if I get a decent offer I'll take the easy way out and deal him.

One thing to consider, Caps moved Mojo which means Kuznetsov will finally be a regular on PP1, the numbers he put up the last 2 seasons were produced while playing on PP2...

Interested

Also sorry i havent replied to your PM

you can still do it

i misread he's 33 now lol

Quite an expensive 2nd line center.

actually I think the money Backstrom makes is still fair once he's the 2nd line C for the Caps

I'd venture to say Backstrom still outproduces Kuzy at age 33 to Kuzy at 29 and Backstrom at 37 to Kuzy at 33.

you venture to say a lot of crap so this isn't surprising

TT

CasperX22 wroteCOLONQuite an expensive 2nd line center.

Ask Pittsburgh how that's working for them. It's not a big deal if you have a few guys making most of the money...it's about who they fill out the rest of the roster. Helps that they've been able to pull guys out of the minors. Even they've had to let some key vets walks like Bonino and Kunitz.

The Caps are in good shape even with the big raise for Kuznetsov. Makes Backstrom's old contract look like a bargain. Holtby's cap number is great in terms of all other starting goalies. There's a lot of money on their defense...plus Carlson is due for a contract next year.

They've lost Williams and Alzner and traded away Johansson...didn't re-sign Shattenkirk either. They retained Oshie to keep together that productive top line. They've definitely got some holes in their lineup now...and just $9.2 million under the cap to work with. McLellan will have to be creative.

Or you could trade me Mason and cut 4.1M

Damn shawty.

Shoalzie wroteCOLON

CasperX22 wroteCOLONQuite an expensive 2nd line center.

Ask Pittsburgh how that's working for them. It's not a big deal if you have a few guys making most of the money...it's about who they fill out the rest of the roster. Helps that they've been able to pull guys out of the minors. Even they've had to let some key vets walks like Bonino and Kunitz.

The Caps are in good shape even with the big raise for Kuznetsov. Makes Backstrom's old contract look like a bargain. Holtby's cap number is great in terms of all other starting goalies. There's a lot of money on their defense...plus Carlson is due for a contract next year.

They've lost Williams and Alzner and traded away Johansson...didn't re-sign Shattenkirk either. They retained Oshie to keep together that productive top line. They've definitely got some holes in their lineup now...and just $9.2 million under the cap to work with. McLellan will have to be creative.

Are you seriously trying to compare Kuzy to Malkin?

bills09 wroteCOLONOr you could trade me Mason and cut 4.1M

If only that were enough.

Oh this should be fun.

Assuming you'd be looking for exempt NHLers Jost/Ek

kyuss wroteCOLONyou venture to say a lot of crap so this isn't surprising

I loled.

Matthew wroteCOLON

kyuss wroteCOLONyou venture to say a lot of crap so this isn't surprising

I loled.

Almost as lol worthy as your roster or Mik's cap situation

Kuznetsov
Mason

for

Niemi (.700)
Rakell
2019 1st CAR
2019 2nd CAR

To Ottawa
Steve Mason

To Carolina
Kuznetsov

To Nashville
Niemi
Pavelec
2019 1st CAR
2019 1st OTT
Rakell