SpezDispenser wrote:Just trying to make the best of it. The Sens won't fold because of this. It's a waste of cap space that hurts - badly, but we'll forge forward.
Or sideways.
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SpezDispenser wrote:Just trying to make the best of it. The Sens won't fold because of this. It's a waste of cap space that hurts - badly, but we'll forge forward.
shabbs wrote:So, now we have a $1.167M cap hit on the books for two years.
stempniaksen wrote:Sucks that it goes up next year, but with money coming off the books it actually works in the organizations favour.
So, explain that to me... I was under the impression that it was 2/3rds of the remaining salary spread out over twice the time frame. He was due $3.5M next year. The buyout math works out to $1.167M/year for two years. 2/3rd of $3.5M is $2.333M. Spread that over two years and you get $1.167M/year.N4L wrote:shabbs wrote:So, now we have a $1.167M cap hit on the books for two years.
666k this year, 1.167 next. That's actually less then what people originally expected so...
But his salary is $3.5M, not $3M... that was his cap hit. Hmmm...N4L wrote:It's the current salary minus the buy out. Thus 3 mil - 2.33 = .66. Next year the remaining amount of the buyout is put towards the cap which is 1.167.
shabbs wrote:But his salary is $3.5M, not $3M... that was his cap hit. Hmmm...N4L wrote:It's the current salary minus the buy out. Thus 3 mil - 2.33 = .66. Next year the remaining amount of the buyout is put towards the cap which is 1.167.
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