One year, $3.2M via arbitration.
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Cap'n Clutch wrote:1yr 3.45m
tim1_2 wrote:8 yrs, $40M.
dennycrane wrote:Numbers announced tomorrow. My guess:
Hoffman - 3.75
Sens - 2.3
If it goes to arbitration, Hoffman gets 3.1. If they settle, look for 3 years, 9 million.
too late.SpezDispensed wrote:1 year, 2.8 is my final guess. I rescind my 2 year guess.
I doubt the Sens are interested in paying him more tha Stone's 2.25M.dennycrane wrote:He fully deserves more than 2. I think there is an understanding that for arbitration the player goes high and the team goes low although they have likely been negotiating a number somewhere in between. If Hoffman called up the Sens and said he would sign at 2.3, they would do it in a heartbeat. Look at Washington and Holtby (5.1 and 8.1). Both sides knew they wouldn't get that number but were preparing to try and establish a baseline with the arbitrator.
My guess is if it goes all the way, Hoffman gets 2.6.
His pay this year is 2.25. AAV means nothing unless he signs a3 year dealwprager wrote:Stone's AAV is $3.5M.
Oglethorpe wrote:I doubt the Sens are interested in paying him more tha Stone's 2.25M.dennycrane wrote:He fully deserves more than 2. I think there is an understanding that for arbitration the player goes high and the team goes low although they have likely been negotiating a number somewhere in between. If Hoffman called up the Sens and said he would sign at 2.3, they would do it in a heartbeat. Look at Washington and Holtby (5.1 and 8.1). Both sides knew they wouldn't get that number but were preparing to try and establish a baseline with the arbitrator.
My guess is if it goes all the way, Hoffman gets 2.6.
If he is awarded more than 3M look for him to be dealt.
Oglethorpe wrote:His pay this year is 2.25. AAV means nothing unless he signs a3 year dealwprager wrote:Stone's AAV is $3.5M.
tim1_2 wrote:Oglethorpe wrote:I doubt the Sens are interested in paying him more tha Stone's 2.25M.dennycrane wrote:He fully deserves more than 2. I think there is an understanding that for arbitration the player goes high and the team goes low although they have likely been negotiating a number somewhere in between. If Hoffman called up the Sens and said he would sign at 2.3, they would do it in a heartbeat. Look at Washington and Holtby (5.1 and 8.1). Both sides knew they wouldn't get that number but were preparing to try and establish a baseline with the arbitrator.
My guess is if it goes all the way, Hoffman gets 2.6.
If he is awarded more than 3M look for him to be dealt.
I think it's silly to assume he'll be traded if he crosses that $3M mark. It's only a one-year contract. I'm not saying he won't be traded, I just don't think he'll be traded because of the arbitration ruling.
Oglethorpe wrote:His pay this year is 2.25. AAV means nothing unless he signs a3 year dealwprager wrote:Stone's AAV is $3.5M.
tim1_2 wrote:Oglethorpe wrote:I doubt the Sens are interested in paying him more tha Stone's 2.25M.dennycrane wrote:He fully deserves more than 2. I think there is an understanding that for arbitration the player goes high and the team goes low although they have likely been negotiating a number somewhere in between. If Hoffman called up the Sens and said he would sign at 2.3, they would do it in a heartbeat. Look at Washington and Holtby (5.1 and 8.1). Both sides knew they wouldn't get that number but were preparing to try and establish a baseline with the arbitrator.
My guess is if it goes all the way, Hoffman gets 2.6.
If he is awarded more than 3M look for him to be dealt.
I think it's silly to assume he'll be traded if he crosses that $3M mark. It's only a one-year contract. I'm not saying he won't be traded, I just don't think he'll be traded because of the arbitration ruling.
wprager wrote:tim1_2 wrote:Oglethorpe wrote:I doubt the Sens are interested in paying him more tha Stone's 2.25M.dennycrane wrote:He fully deserves more than 2. I think there is an understanding that for arbitration the player goes high and the team goes low although they have likely been negotiating a number somewhere in between. If Hoffman called up the Sens and said he would sign at 2.3, they would do it in a heartbeat. Look at Washington and Holtby (5.1 and 8.1). Both sides knew they wouldn't get that number but were preparing to try and establish a baseline with the arbitrator.
My guess is if it goes all the way, Hoffman gets 2.6.
If he is awarded more than 3M look for him to be dealt.
I think it's silly to assume he'll be traded if he crosses that $3M mark. It's only a one-year contract. I'm not saying he won't be traded, I just don't think he'll be traded because of the arbitration ruling.
Without silly assumptions we wouldn't have a message board. And SD wouldn't have that extra cash to buy a pack of gum.
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