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« Reply #2581 on: June 26, 2018, 12:59:30 AM » |
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Do qualifying offers only apply to restricted free agents (RFA'S) ? It looks as if several UFA contracts are also coming due (e.g. Stastny, Hendricks, Enstrom, Hutchinson) https://www.nhl.com/jets/team/playertrackerWhat's the process to re-sign them ? |
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« Reply #2582 on: June 26, 2018, 02:15:52 AM » |
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Do qualifying offers only apply to restricted free agents (RFA'S) ? It looks as if several UFA contracts are also coming due (e.g. Stastny, Hendricks, Enstrom, Hutchinson) https://www.nhl.com/jets/team/playertrackerWhat's the process to re-sign them ? Hence the Restricted and Unrestricted designations.. After July 1, UFAs can sign anywhere, right now they can talk to anyone. I don't expect any UFA's back, with the possible exception of Stasny if Chevy makes a trade to free up cap space. RFA's can sign offer sheets, but we have the opportunity to match, or get compensation based on the size of the contract signed.. RFA's with arbitration rights can select that route, submit a number and the team submits a number and an arbiter decides the final number, which becomes a binding contract. |
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« Reply #2583 on: June 26, 2018, 12:31:58 PM » |
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Same here. I was definitely expecting Morrow to get a qualifying offer. I also thought the organization was pretty high on Phillips. |
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« Reply #2584 on: June 26, 2018, 12:43:58 PM » |
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Just because you don't get a qualifying offer doesn't mean the team does not have interest... they can still compete for that player's services on the open market, just not be tied into a number. Not sure if any of these players had arbitration rights, or if that factored in...
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« Reply #2585 on: June 26, 2018, 12:55:49 PM » |
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Just because you don't get a qualifying offer doesn't mean the team does not have interest... they can still compete for that player's services on the open market, just not be tied into a number. Not sure if any of these players had arbitration rights, or if that factored in...
Nobody said the team doesn't have interest. It's just odd neither received a qualifying offer. Also, neither player has arbitration rights. |
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« Reply #2586 on: June 26, 2018, 01:03:57 PM » |
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Nobody said the team doesn't have interest. It's just odd neither received a qualifying offer. Also, neither player has arbitration rights.
I didn't think they did. Qualifying offers are a guaranteed raise... with SMS tight this year, that might not be in the cards... |
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« Reply #2588 on: June 26, 2018, 03:01:03 PM » |
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So, for Morrow and Phillips, it was a guaranteed raise... thanks. |
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« Reply #2589 on: June 26, 2018, 05:48:39 PM » |
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I didn't think they did. Qualifying offers are a guaranteed raise... with SMS tight this year, that might not be in the cards...
First off, this isn't CFL. Second, the increase in QO to each player shouldn't be enough to put the Jets in dire straits from a cap management standpoint. Yes, it's a guaranteed raise but the increase for each player would be negligible in the grand scheme of things. Morrow's base salary was $832,500. With a QO of 105%, his base would've increased to $874,125 ($41,625 raise).
Phillips' base salary was $650,000. With a QO of 110%, his base would've increased to $715,000 ($65,000 raise).I can't see $106,625 being the reason for not giving QOs to these two players. |
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« Reply #2590 on: June 26, 2018, 07:02:25 PM » |
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First off, this isn't CFL. Second, the increase in QO to each player shouldn't be enough to put the Jets in dire straits from a cap management standpoint. Yes, it's a guaranteed raise but the increase for each player would be negligible in the grand scheme of things.
Morrow's base salary was $832,500. With a QO of 105%, his base would've increased to $874,125 ($41,625 raise).
Phillips' base salary was $650,000. With a QO of 110%, his base would've increased to $715,000 ($65,000 raise).
I can't see $106,625 being the reason for not giving QOs to these two players.
It's not 106k, its the whole salary. They were luxuries last year when we had cap space, they are both cap space and contracts that come with them... sounds like they are moving on from Phillips to the next prospect. Morrow might still end up as Jet... |
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« Reply #2591 on: June 26, 2018, 07:36:58 PM » |
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It's not 106k, its the whole salary. They were luxuries last year when we had cap space, they are both cap space and contracts that come with them... sounds like they are moving on from Phillips to the next prospect. Morrow might still end up as Jet...
What are you talking about? Having a player you're comfortable playing on your NHL roster signed to a sub 1M contract does nothing but help cap issues. Having players signed to contracts like that who can play IS the luxury. You don't get extra roster spots because you're under the cap. |
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« Reply #2592 on: June 26, 2018, 07:47:58 PM » |
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It's not 106k, its the whole salary. They were luxuries last year when we had cap space, they are both cap space and contracts that come with them... sounds like they are moving on from Phillips to the next prospect. Morrow might still end up as Jet...
It's the base salary that's used when a QO is made, which is a definitive number to use (I won't speculate on bonus figures). However, even if bonuses put the total to $150-$200K, that's still a minuscule percentage (less than 1%) of the total cap space remaining. Money simply does not seem like the reason for moving on from these two players. If anything, it's numbers based on the amount of personnel/depth within the organization and management is comfortable moving on from either. I think the Jets are higher on Berdin, who appears set to become Comrie's backup in the AHL. I'm not sure on Morrow but I figured a QO was a foregone conclusion. He was a nice depth piece. |
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« Reply #2593 on: June 26, 2018, 08:08:43 PM » |
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Bottom line is ....... Trouba, Morrissey, HellB are going to get large amounts offered in the end to ponder.
Heard on 1290 Radio bout 2ish tht the Jets are still talking to Morrow's agent.
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« Reply #2594 on: June 26, 2018, 08:57:28 PM » |
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From Cheveldayoff:
The Jets did not issue a qualifying offer to fellow deadline acquisition Joe Morrow, but Cheveldayoff expects the journeyman D man to re-sign a more team-friendly contract when free agency opens on Jul. 1.
"We anticipate something will work out in our favour there," Cheveldayoff said. "He had an arbitration case that wasn't going to be to our availability, given our cap. He wants to be here, so we feel there's a good chance we'll getting something done."
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