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Hey your a ****ing idiot...Not only did you get your stats wrong while your jealous *** missed out. I bet if your team (whoever the **** that is) signed him you wouldnt be saying that. Ask anyone who knows hockey, Suter is prolly top 10 to 5. But obviously you dont know **** about hockey...So stfu you trolling bastard and go back to your ****** team.
Now off the rant...We hopefully will be a 6-8 playoff seed next year. We still need to add a D, hopefully a good vet to help the young guys.
NHL forum for all the "great NHL minds" for laughs. If they aren't jealous I don't know what their problem is.
Front runner fans.
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hope that helps and works
Just 2 fyi's for ya.
1.) The cap hit is the amount of salary incurred in a given period meaning that near the end of their contracts they will not incur the full amount of 7.5 mil in lost cap.
2.) With the collective bargaining agreement coming up the NHL has said it wants to create an amnesty like agreement but slightly different, the team can choose any player currently on roster to not count against their cap for the rest of their contract. So basically you could have a player and pay them but it wouldn't count against the cap. Well we know where that would be going for the Wild.
thae first part is for players that sign a multi year contract after the age of 35
the second is rumor yes but it has also been rumored as a pecentage buy out where a team pays player a percentage of contract and that player becomes a free agent but his buyout amount is not counted against the cap
or you good be reffering to this in point number one
•As of September, 2010, new rules apply to any contract that runs longer than four years and extends beyond the player's 41st birthday.
•The cap hit will be the average salary every season in the contract up to the year after the player turns 41.
•In subsequent seasons, the actual salary for that season will be the player's cap hit.
•If any three years of the deal average more than $5.75 million, then none of years from ages 36 to 40 will have a cap hit of less than $1 million.
other wise parise and suter would have cap hits of like 12 to 13 million over the next few years making it almost impossible to have any one else on roster of any worth or complete full roster
For anyone who is not familiar with Parise here is a highlight video!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wsfgqiv4K08
I am a big time Wild fan, but used to live in NJ so I have always followed the Devils and have been intrigued by Parise and was cheering for him in the cup!
I am a pens fan since the very early 80s but love hockey and to see it thrive in all places but after pens wild would be at the top of list for west
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