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Real_ESPNLeBrun: Scrivens deal with Leafs: 2012-13 $600,000 2013-14 $625,000
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Sgt said:Out of curiosity, who else in the league has a similar split deal like this?
Champ Kind said:Sgt said:Out of curiosity, who else in the league has a similar split deal like this?
You know, there was a recent signing like this though the specifics escape me. But being an impetuous fellow, I'm going to say that it was another goalie, Vancouver's Eddie Lack. Let me check this but we'll see if my record of retaining useless information (while forgetting the things I shouldn't) holds steady.
*EDIT: nailed it
http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/Canucks+Goalie+Eddie+Lack+signed+year+deal/7150631/story.html
Sgt said:Champ Kind said:Sgt said:Out of curiosity, who else in the league has a similar split deal like this?
You know, there was a recent signing like this though the specifics escape me. But being an impetuous fellow, I'm going to say that it was another goalie, Vancouver's Eddie Lack. Let me check this but we'll see if my record of retaining useless information (while forgetting the things I shouldn't) holds steady.
*EDIT: nailed it
http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/Canucks+Goalie+Eddie+Lack+signed+year+deal/7150631/story.html
Cool. Thanks.
CarltonTheBear said:Sgt said:Champ Kind said:Sgt said:Out of curiosity, who else in the league has a similar split deal like this?
You know, there was a recent signing like this though the specifics escape me. But being an impetuous fellow, I'm going to say that it was another goalie, Vancouver's Eddie Lack. Let me check this but we'll see if my record of retaining useless information (while forgetting the things I shouldn't) holds steady.
*EDIT: nailed it
http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/Canucks+Goalie+Eddie+Lack+signed+year+deal/7150631/story.html
Cool. Thanks.
Here's a few more goalies: Riku Helenius, Thomas Greiss, Jeff Drouin-Deslauriers, and Anton Khudobin. All are in similar positions that Scrivens is in.
And just looking at CapGeeks most recent 50 contracts, of the five players who were 26 years old or under and signed 2-year contracts, 5 of them had the same split, the 6th had a two-way deal in both years.
This could be because of the same waiver-related reasons that was brought up early though, but this type of split is fairly common for players who are on the cusp of making the NHL and want the extra security of a second year.
Sgt said:CarltonTheBear said:Sgt said:Champ Kind said:Sgt said:Out of curiosity, who else in the league has a similar split deal like this?
You know, there was a recent signing like this though the specifics escape me. But being an impetuous fellow, I'm going to say that it was another goalie, Vancouver's Eddie Lack. Let me check this but we'll see if my record of retaining useless information (while forgetting the things I shouldn't) holds steady.
*EDIT: nailed it
http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/Canucks+Goalie+Eddie+Lack+signed+year+deal/7150631/story.html
Cool. Thanks.
Here's a few more goalies: Riku Helenius, Thomas Greiss, Jeff Drouin-Deslauriers, and Anton Khudobin. All are in similar positions that Scrivens is in.
And just looking at CapGeeks most recent 50 contracts, of the five players who were 26 years old or under and signed 2-year contracts, 5 of them had the same split, the 6th had a two-way deal in both years.
This could be because of the same waiver-related reasons that was brought up early though, but this type of split is fairly common for players who are on the cusp of making the NHL and want the extra security of a second year.
Interesting and most appreciated. I had no idea this was as common as it was.
Potvin29 said:Scriven to fly. Scriven the dog a bone. Scriven it up.
Good deal, not much to complain about with it that I can see. Seems fair.
CarltonTheBear said:Sgt said:Champ Kind said:Sgt said:Out of curiosity, who else in the league has a similar split deal like this?
You know, there was a recent signing like this though the specifics escape me. But being an impetuous fellow, I'm going to say that it was another goalie, Vancouver's Eddie Lack. Let me check this but we'll see if my record of retaining useless information (while forgetting the things I shouldn't) holds steady.
*EDIT: nailed it
http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/Canucks+Goalie+Eddie+Lack+signed+year+deal/7150631/story.html
Cool. Thanks.
Here's a few more goalies: Riku Helenius, Thomas Greiss, Jeff Drouin-Deslauriers, and Anton Khudobin. All are in similar positions that Scrivens is in.
And just looking at CapGeeks most recent 50 contracts, of the five players who were 26 years old or under and signed 2-year contracts, 5 of them had the same split, the 6th had a two-way deal in both years.
This could be because of the same waiver-related reasons that was brought up early though, but this type of split is fairly common for players who are on the cusp of making the NHL and want the extra security of a second year.
Potvin29 said:Scriven to fly. Scriven the dog a bone. Scriven it up.
Good deal, not much to complain about with it that I can see. Seems fair.
Peter D. said:The Leafs have less than $2.5 million committed to goalies next year. That could be a stroke of genius by Burke, or the final line of Burke's resume in Toronto. :-\
caveman said:What does Scrivens' contract pay him at the AHL level? I read that he made $85,000 last season but his performance should have earned him a raise.
CarltonTheBear said:caveman said:What does Scrivens' contract pay him at the AHL level? I read that he made $85,000 last season but his performance should have earned him a raise.
He was bumped up to $105k.
Peter D. said:The Leafs have less than $2.5 million committed to goalies next year. That could be a stroke of genius by Burke, or the final line of Burke's resume in Toronto. :-\
Potvin29 said:Peter D. said:The Leafs have less than $2.5 million committed to goalies next year. That could be a stroke of genius by Burke, or the final line of Burke's resume in Toronto. :-\
A lot of the advanced stats guys I follow on Twitter claim you shouldn't be spending much on goaltenders due to their unpredictability. Maybe we'll come out on the right side of it for once.
Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:Potvin29 said:Peter D. said:The Leafs have less than $2.5 million committed to goalies next year. That could be a stroke of genius by Burke, or the final line of Burke's resume in Toronto. :-\
A lot of the advanced stats guys I follow on Twitter claim you shouldn't be spending much on goaltenders due to their unpredictability. Maybe we'll come out on the right side of it for once.
I think a more judicious analysis would claim you shouldn't overspend on goalies. You have to put up decent money to get a decent goalie (obviously). And, when you get hold of a Lundqvist or a Brodeur, you pay them very well. The goalie is the most important member of the team, after all.