Scalptrash Verified Member Posted 19 hours ago Share Posted 19 hours ago 1 minute ago, SkolWild73 said: I am sure they would. But considering Marner had full control over where he went, and they settled on Roy, kind of shows Marner rally only wanted to go to Vegas, otherwise Toronto would have gotten a lot more in return from someone else Yep, you can speculate too. Nobody knows but Marner and his agent. BTW, not sure why you're confused about what Tarasenko said, here it is: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fikifuka Verified Member Posted 19 hours ago Share Posted 19 hours ago 1 hour ago, mnfaninnc said: Sure it will work. If no GM decides to offersheet Rossi, then Guerin has complete control over what he wants Rossi to play for next season. The QO is likely somewhere around $1.2m. Guerin can reach out for a 2 year bridge deal, or he can once again present 5 x $5m. With an offersheet, it is all about compensation for Guerin. If someone wants to give Rossi a 5 x $7m offersheet with some clauses, Guerin merely has to match it. I think for Rossi, if I'm in Guerin's shoes, a 1, 3 in next year's draft is too low, so, since I have the money, I simply match. What got Edmonton into trouble last season was they didn't have match money on either of their candidates. St. Louis took advantage of a GM turnover, never really liked Stan Bowman in the first place, and took advantage of their situation. When Montreal tried to do it to Carolina, Waddell said thank you very much to Montreal, matched, and went on summer vacation. He then remembered it and crafted a 2 year deal outside of Montreal's range on Kotkaniemi and got him, later signing him for less long term. So, if 5 x $7m is market value for Rossi, why can't Guerin match that? He talks about salary structure, and then he's got a market oriented offer. He can go back, re-evaluate, and match no problem. Now, let's say that the team interested in Rossi goes to 5 x $7.5m which isn't that much of a boost. Now you're talking about a 1, 2, 3 in next year's draft. If I'm in Guerin's shoes, now you've got my attention. I will look up and down your roster and see what you have. I will have my analytics guys run simulations of us with and without Rossi, and the opposing team with him to project where they'll be in the standings. If I believe that's a top 10 selection coming my way in a deep draft where I can find someone decent in the 2nd round too, then I've got another 5 days to ponder what I want to do. Any team hoping to get Rossi must know that it's going to take $7.5mish to get Rossi over. If it's, say, Chicago, I take the compensation, probably in less than a week. If it's Utah, I'm looking at something middling around the mid teens. If it's Dallas, I'm thinking of matching, as we're looking at a 1st somewhere around the late 20s. The thing is that nobody really gave Guerin much of a deal to move him. I think Guerin's expectation was going to a 1, 2, 3 scenario as a baseline for a deal, since he knows he can get that with an offersheet. It appears that nobody was willing to give him that compensation in a trade and I think he feels fairly secure that nobody will offersheet at that level. Of course it is a realistic scenario you're describing. It could pan out exactly like you said - or the complete opposite. Guerin, and Rossi too, are in the middle of a big gamble that could last the whole summer. So nothing is for sure, in my opinion. And G will sell his decision, whatever it will be, as the greatest thing he ever did anyway. My bet still is that R gets an offer around 7 M/5 y and G will not match it - just because his ego doesn't allow it. Would be too difficult to explain after all the stuff he declared - to the team, Leipold, other GMs, the public in general. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SkolWild73 Verified Member Posted 19 hours ago Share Posted 19 hours ago (edited) 10 minutes ago, Scalptrash said: Yep, you can speculate too. Nobody knows but Marner and his agent. BTW, not sure why you're confused about what Tarasenko said, here it is: I listened to it. No where did I hear him say he only talked to Kap after he signed. Every report says he talked to Kap before the trade and that helped him to waive his no trade clause. and I am not really speculating on where Marner wanted to play. It was out there for a week that is where he was going. Edited 19 hours ago by SkolWild73 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pewterschmidt Verified Member Posted 19 hours ago Share Posted 19 hours ago (edited) 30 minutes ago, MacGyver said: I wonder if McDavid and Kaprizov are waiting for the other to sign first to see how high the money goes. Great point and now i can lower my blood pressure due to 97 not signing on July 1. I think they're letting the market shake itself out first. Edited 19 hours ago by Pewterschmidt 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ArizonaWildFan Verified Member Posted 18 hours ago Share Posted 18 hours ago 1 hour ago, MacGyver said: Click bait or reported fact who knows? Watched the interview that local sports guys did via Zoom with Tarasenko from his home in Florida. He's saying all the right things. Hopefully his body can back then up this season. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ArizonaWildFan Verified Member Posted 18 hours ago Share Posted 18 hours ago 1 hour ago, MacGyver said: My question to you guys is can the Wild over pay for Kaprizov? I agree with you that the answer is yes. I would really like to see an extension in the four or five year range. Injuries should be considered by the Wild and the inability to become a contender should be considered by Kaprizov. Shorter term could be a win for both sides. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pewterschmidt Verified Member Posted 18 hours ago Share Posted 18 hours ago 14 minutes ago, ArizonaWildFan said: Hopefully his body can back then up this season. Hopefully his body can cash the checks his mouth be writin’ 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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