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Terms of Aaron Palushaj to #Flyers: 1-year, two-way deal for $575,000 in NHL and $225,000 in AHL.

mt-svk píše:Mohli by mi fanusikovia Flyers povedat nieco o Lauridsenovi? Mne sa na MS v tych zapasochm, kktore som videla, pacil. Aky je to hrac?

AndyF píše:To je jen kvuli smlouvam. Jinak by nam ruce utrhali..

FLYERS FAN píše:Radsej si nechat Grossa, ako L. Schenna

Del Zotto: Flyers včera začali jednání s MDZ ohledně nové smlouvy.

Gustafsson prohlásil, jak víte, že chce zpět do NHL a potvrdil, že nepodepíše už smlouvu v KHL or SHL, že chce skutečně za každou cenu za oceán. A projevilo o jeho práva už několik týmů, takže pokud se nestane zázrak, tak na 90% bude ještě před draftem trejdovanej.

Zaitsev potvrdil, že ještě jeden rok zůstane v CSKA Moskva, takže snad se uvidíme za rok, Nikito.

Esem píše:Větší potenciál jak Ghost?

-$2.5 million in salary for 15-16
-A $500K bonus on 7/1/16
-$2.5 million in salary for 16-17
-$3 million in salary for 17-18

If they buy him out this summer the cap penalties would be:

2015-16 | 2.889
2016-17 | 2.889
2017-18 | 2.389
2018-19 | 0.889
2019-20 | 0.889
2020-21 | 0.889

On July 2nd Vinny will be owed $8.5 million in salary and bonuses over the next three seasons.

The Flyers can retain 50% off that at most. $4.25 million dollars in total, or $1.416m per season. That amount is what Arizona or another team that traded for him would pay per season.

Salary and cap hit are retained in the same amounts, so his cap hit would be 4.5 - 1.416 = $3.083m.

I spoke to Miami University coach Enrico Blasi the other day. He was one of Hakstol's most staunch rival coaches in the NCAA. Blasi, like Hakstol had at the University of North Dakota, has an amazing program as well and has tons of success. He was the right person to talk to about Hakstol, and he was simply just raving about him.

Enrico said Hakstol is ultra-prepared, very hard working, a good communicator with high standards and someone who knows how to build a culture. He really believes that if Hakstol is given the flexibility and the latitude to do those things in Philadelphia he will be really successful there.

I only bring this up because obviously a lot of people are saying, 'Oh, well, he did it at North Dakota, in college, but this is the NHL and he's never done it here.'

But again, a very successful college coach who is bright in his own right and has done very well was glowing about Hakstol when I asked him about it.

Another point to be made on Hakstol is he has put players in the NHL, including a few Stanley Cup winners. His alumni include Matt Greene, T.J. Oshie, Zach Parise, Travis Zajac, some guy in Chicago that goes by the name of Jonathan Toews -- he's OK.

I'm talking about some impact players, guys who rave about Hakstol.