Yeah, well, pfft. So there.BlackHawk Down (Seb) wrote:I was not over last game. My trades got entered after the sims.
No, I started Pickard, but prob should have started Juan Pablo instead. He'll be in the next game.SharksGM wrote:EDM's been over for 2 games now. Pat, did you switch his goalies? I think Montoya qualifies as the real backup, even though he's started more games for some bizarre reason.
CHI was over last game and needs to get under for tomorrow.
Well, we could just rule that any players acquired after the deadline are ineligible to play in the playoffs. But honestly, I doubt some amazing superstar is going to go on waivers after the deadline and slip through unclaimed to a playoff team. Not while Vik is 7 figures under the cap, anyway.BlackHawk Down (Seb) wrote:I understand that there is no salary cap in the playoffs, but teams cant be over on the last game of the season, right ?
I mean... if you are sure of making the playoffs, can you claim a guy on waivers, go over the cap and accept the penalty to play your backup for the last 5 games of the season ? And move on in the playoffs...
Looks like you've demoted Weal and Djoos, in which case, you're at 74,724,583 and you need to be 70,275,267 or less. So still lots of work to do. Easy out would be to demote RNH. Outside of that, you're probably going to have to waive a player or two.jamesredwings wrote:I moved some guys to AHL. Am I ok?
I think he also demoted Milano. Plus, there is always an option of demotion of Dumba.Easy out would be to demote RNH. Outside of that, you're probably going to have to waive a player or two.
Milano was already demoted when I calculated the salaries so that's factored in. Although I didn't use Dan's number which would make a lot more sense since they were updated yesterday. Using that, only need to get down to 70,622,766 (every penny counts!).Dallas Stars GM wrote:I think he also demoted Milano. Plus, there is always an option of demotion of Dumba.Easy out would be to demote RNH. Outside of that, you're probably going to have to waive a player or two.
Updated my numbers to match yours for February 22nd and even in just two days we've got a bunch of differences. For the last two days, I've got the following:SharksGM wrote:DET and CHI still over the cap. Both were over for a game each and get a backup start (CHI tonight, DET in 3).
Code: Select all
ANA - 62,562,500
CBJ 68,000,000 -
BOS - 71,572,500
BUF - 69,032,500
CGY 68,000,000 -
CAR 66,925,000 -
CHI - -
COL - 61,567,500
WPG 65,640,000 -
DAL 67,236,248 - Code: Select all
DET 73,724,583 -
EDM 69,571,250 -
FLA - -
L.A 68,000,000 -
MIN 66,805,000 -
MTL - 58,868,500
NYI 68,893,438 -
NYR 68,000,000 -
NSH 63,406,000 -
N.J 67,285,989 - Code: Select all
OTT 66,987,252 -
PHI 55,375,375 -
ARI 66,059,584 -
PIT - 68,000,000
S.J - 66,491,983
STL - -
T.B 68,000,000 -
TOR 67,132,335 -
VAN - -
WSH - 67,987,500 Unless you're closer to the floor than the ceiling.SharksGM wrote:However, a note for Dallas and any other team with LTIR underagers - there's no benefit to keeping them on your pro roster.
Thanks for letting me know. I didn't know that.note for Dallas and any other team with LTIR underagers - there's no benefit to keeping them on your pro roster. In Dallas' case, Scherbak gets $0 in LTIR (because Dallas was well below $68M when he got injured), so he's just wasted cap space sitting injured on a pro roster. Either keep these guys on your pro roster if you can't be bothered, or send them down to make things easier and save yourself some cap room. If you start shuffling LTIR youngsters back and forth I will get very annoyed.
Yes, you can call up whoever you want.Dallas Stars GM wrote:Can we have more than 23 players up in the NHL in the play-offs?
Awesome, thanks.SharksGM wrote:
Yes, you can call up whoever you want
We have, and we'll be revealing our sublime thoughts on this and other matters shortly.Tampa Bay GM wrote:Hey, I know were deep into the playoffs, but any TC thoughts on the salary cap number next year and beyond?
