How Does The Leo Carlsson Offer Sheet Change Everything In The NHL?

How Does The Leo Carlsson Offer Sheet Change Everything In The NHL?



How Does The Leo Carlsson Offer Sheet Change Everything In The NHL?

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Leo Carlsson
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  1. No team has ever won the cup during the cap era with one player making over 13% of the cap. This contract puts Leo Carlsson at 17%. If the Cap raises 9.5 million a year for the next 5 years this contract will be less than 13% in year 5, the same year that Carlsson’s no move clause kicks in. For this to be worth it, Carlsson has become Peter Forsberg.

  2. Look up what Yzerman said about offer sheets a year ago. GM's generally don't do it because it's a bad business move. Yes it's a good way to screw up an opponent's cap, but it could also screw up their own team's cap if the opposing team doesn't match.

    The Blues got two good players in Holloway and Broberg without overpaying them, but teams are more likely to end up in a Kotkaniemi situation when it comes to offer sheets.

  3. I think this will actually decrease the amount of offer sheets given to star players. GM's will instead look at what Kent Hughes is doing in Montreal by locking up their young stars before teams even have a chance to give an offer sheet.

  4. If I'm a GM in the league, I never want to make a trade or work with Briere ever again. Just when you thought with the cap going up the next few years, teams would be able to keep all of their top players (pending a trade demand), Danny shows up and throws the whole salary structure out of whack again. If this kid who isn't even a PPG player is an $18M player right now, what does that make 100 point players? Who's going to be able to afford McDavid? Forget the Oilers. He'll probably leave anyway, and take a discount to play for a contender, but that contender will still have to find a way to clear at least $15M (if he gives that discount) while still being that contending team. In the pre-cap era, this would have been bad enough, but if you're a rebuilding team now, even the lower tier, grittier, older players you might want to sign, the bottom 6 guys and bottom pair D won't be cheap. Luke Schenn just signed for just over 2 in Vancouver, but he could be looking at Carlsson's offer sheet and feeling ripped off. Schenn is no Carlsson, especially at his age, but if Carlsson is worth 18, what is Schenn worth? 5?

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