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Allgaier hat geschrieben:Zu den Canucks:

DeBrusk 7 Jahre × 5.5M
Heinen 2 Jahre × 2.25M
Sherwood 2 Jahre × 1.5M
Forbort 1 Jahr × 1.5M

Bis auf die 7 Jahre bei DeBrusk (4-5 wären mir lieber) gefällt mir das bisher richtig gut.
Nicht überteuert was den Cap betrifft und Spielertypen die super zu Tocchet passen

DennisMay hat geschrieben:Ekelhaft, die Chicago Mißbrauch Gang darf ab 10.07. wieder in der NHL arbeiten.

“Since the 2004-05 lockout ended, only four teams in non-state tax areas have won the Stanley Cup — Tampa twice, Florida and Vegas. In my opinion, it is now becoming the big lie out there by GMs who are simply incompetent and can’t understand what it takes to win the Stanley Cup.”

“When Tampa won their two Stanley Cups, not a single player on their roster was acquired because of no state income taxes. People now use Tampa as an example of a team that had the ‘The big tax advantage,’ yet every team in the NHL passed on Kucherov, Point, Cirelli, Killorn, etc. It wasn’t because of taxes that allowed Tampa to steal Sergachev from Montreal for Jonathan Drouin or draft spectacularly.
“When Florida won the Cup this year, was that the product of a no-tax state as all the losing teams want to say or was it Bill Zito doing a remarkable job signing players other teams didn’t really want?
“In Vegas’s case, was it Nevada’s tax situation or did they just do a spectacular job in the expansion draft and then were willing to take chances after. How many people in the NHL really thought that Jonathan Marchessault, William Karlsson, Reilly Smith, Brayden McNabb and Shea Theodore were going to be really good players when they got them?
“Since the 2004-05 lockout ended, only four teams in non-state tax areas have won the Stanley Cup — Tampa twice, Florida and Vegas. In my opinion, it is now becoming the big lie out there by GMs who are simply incompetent and can’t understand what it takes to win the Stanley Cup.”