Eastside's Hockey Elite Collide

I shall endeavour not to become the Dale Tallon of EHEC...

Extensions, NHL

Loui Eriksson
1,900,000 per
4 years
Default bonus (533k)
no options

Nicklas Grossman
1,300,000 per (30% raise is 1.275m)
3 years
Default bonus
no options

Jordan Leopold
1,800,000 per
2 years
Default bonus
team option

Greg Campbell
1,000,000 per
2 years
350k bonus
no options

Nick Tarnasky
700,000 per (30% raise is 682k)
4 years
default bonus
Two-way contract

Francis Wathier
650,000 per (30% raise is 639k)
4 years
default bonus
Two-way contract

Extensions, AHL
- Do I really have to give AHL bums a 30% raise to retain their services?

Loui Eriksson's rights will remain with you as a qualifying offer has been made. He will consider your offer.

Nicklas Grossman's rights will remain with you as a qualifying offer has been made. He will consider your offer.

Jordan Leopold's rights will remain with you as a qualifying offer has been made. He will consider your offer.

Greg Campbell's rights will remain with you as a qualifying offer has been made. He will consider your offer.

Nick Tarnasky's rights will remain with you as a qualifying offer has been made. He will consider your offer.

Francis Wathier's rights will remain with you as a qualifying offer has been made. He will consider your offer.

Nick Tarnasky has signed a $700,000 per year, 4 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Jordan Leopold has signed a $1,800,000 per year, 2 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Loui Eriksson has signed a $1,900,000 per year, 4 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Francis Wathier has signed a $650,000 per year, 4 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Nicklas Grossman has signed a $1,300,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Greg Campbell has signed a $1,000,000 per year, 2 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Prospect

Petter Granburg
450k, 3 years, 225k signing bonus, two-way
as soon as possible. like, as soon as you've finished entering all draft picks, saved the file, before you go to the next day soon as possible.

Connor Brickley
450k, 3 years, 225k signing bonus, two-way
as soon as possible, like, as soon as you've finished entering all draft picks, possibly even before you've saved the file, before you go to the next day soon as possible.

Mikael Granlund
default, two-way
whenever, don't sweat it

Farm

Kenndal McArdle - default, two-way
Dan Collins -default, two-way
Gabriel Bourque - default, two-way

Addendum -

Brandon Archibald (Prospect)
400k, 3 years, 133k bonus, two-way

Petter Granberg will consider your offer.

Connor Brickley will consider your offer.

Mikael Granlund will consider your offer. (all 3 SB adjusted to 216,600 (closest to 225k))

Kendal McArdle's rights will remain with you as a qualifying offer has been extended. He will consider your offer. (offer = 1.1M (30% rule))

Dan Collins's rights will remain with you as a qualifying offer has been extended. He will consider your offer. (offer = 850k (30% rule))

Gabriel Bourque's rights will remain with you as a qualifying offer has been extended. He will consider your offer. (400k)

Brandon Archibald will consider your offer.

Petter Granberg has signed a $450,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Brandon Archibald has signed a $400,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Gabriel Bourque has signed a $400,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.


Kenndal McArdle has signed a $1,100,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Connor Brickley has signed a $450,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Dan Collins has signed a $850,000 per year, 2 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Mikael Granlund has signed a $450,000 per year, 3 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

The following players' contract options need to be confirmed tomorrow:
-Luke Beaverson (Rochester Americans)

i can accept that, sure.

As I will be away this weekend, I can't really be sure what the final number is, but Martin Lojek is to be extended a one year deal for whatever the difference is between my team and the floor, as a stop-gap measure until I have the time.

Jungle Cats wrote:As I will be away this weekend, I can't really be sure what the final number is, but Martin Lojek is to be extended a one year deal for whatever the difference is between my team and the floor, as a stop-gap measure until I have the time.

October 13th is the deadline. Giving everybody one week to get things squared away.

Martin Lojek -
4million, 1 year, default signing bonus.

Martin Lojek is not interested in returning to your team.

that ass.

2011-12 Extensions. Oh boy. Just anybody tell me if I'm doing this correctly before I get too far ahead of myself... Only have Czechs to re-sign, anyway. Is there anything in the rulebook about me low-balling Vokoun?

Michael Frolìk -
4 years @ 3,700,000
(400% increase (850x4) + 300,000 for '3x supplemental stats')
default bonus

Michal Repik -
1 year @ 1,700,000
(100% increase (845*2))
default bonus

Radek Dvorak
1 year @ 1,700,000
(no increase necessitated)

400% increase would be the increase + the current base. So, for Frolik, 4.4M. (only 200k in attribute bonuses, SK and Faceoffs)

Repik: 1,691,333 - 200,000 (CH and HI less than 65) + 350,000 (offensive specialist) = 1,841,333

Dvorak: 1.7M is right.


On Vokoun, his salary will be decided by an arbitrator. Just post that you wish to send him to arbitration. If you don't, he'll just become a UFA. (and he would count as one of the over 32 guys you can sign)

# of Expiring 32 & over contracts / # Eligible to be signed

1/1
2/2
3/2
4/2
5 or more/3

Should I have posted again? Those offers/your corrected offers stand?

Too late to Arbitrate Vokoun?

Jungle Cats wrote:Should I have posted again? Those offers/your corrected offers stand?

They're good.

Too late to Arbitrate Vokoun?

No, if you want to send him to arbitration, you can.

couldn't hurt.

Frolik: 4,450,000 (400% base (850*5), +200k SK, FA)
Repik: 1,841,666 (100% base, +350k off. spec., -200k CH, HI)
Dvorak: 1,700,000

Frolik and Repik's rights will remain with you. They will consider their offers.

Dvorak will consider your offer.

An award has been determined in the Tomas Vokoun arbitration.

FLA comps: Nabokov, Turco

Arbitrator comps: Nobody's that overpaid

Vokoun got the shaft in EHM for sure.

The NHL real life rule on arbitrations is that the player's representation cannot ask for more than a 15% discount on the previous contract. Ours is 20%. Florida proposed 4.6M, exactly 80% of what he made last year and there's no reason to lobby for a number above that.

Zaq, you can accept/reject Tomas Vokoun at 4.6M for 2 years.



If Zaq declines this award, and he reaches the open market (which, FLA cannot bid on him), the minimum allowable bid is 4.275M because of the Jonas Hiller Rule.

Radek Dvorak has signed a $1,700,000 per year, 1 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Michal Repík has signed a $1,900,000 per year, 1 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.


Accept/reject the Vokoun arbitration award when you get a chance, Zaq. Thanks.

I'll accept. (Gotta hit the floor somehow, eh?)

Michael Frolík has signed a $4,500,000 per year, 4 year deal with the Florida Panthers. Detailed terms of the deal were not announced.

Florida Panthers offer recent draftees

Marcel Noebels* and Michael Curtis* default, two-way, entry level deals asap.
(As soon as the time comes. Excuse me for being antsy.)

ELCs offered.

Signed: Noebels and Curtis.

Curtis boosted and 250,000 will be added to his salary.

As a side, Brickley did double boost and is now superhuman.

default two-way entry level deals to 20 year old prospects Maxim Berezin and Garrett Wilson (400k, 3 years, TW for both)

Contracts offered.

G John Gibson needs a contract. He was selected 7th, so I assume he gets a multi-million dollar deal.

G John Gibson contracted offered. Three years, $2,500,000 and a two-way contract.

Default two-way offer to LW Brock Nelson, assign to San Antonio Rampage in the AHL (my third u20)

Contract offered.