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[Likewall32]

1st, 2nd, and 3rd rounders are required for most offer sheets. Compensation is based on the average annual value of the contract.

Below $1.11m = no compensation
$1.12m - $1.68m = One 3rd round
$1.69m - $3.36m = One 2nd round
$3.37m - $5.05m = One 1st round and one 3rd round
$5.06m - $6.73m = One 1st round, one 2nd round, one 3rd round
$6.73m = $8.41m = Two 1st round, one 2nd round, one 3rd round
$8.42m and over = Four 1st round

I rounded the dollar amounts for the sake of simplicity.

I don't hold out much hope of the Sharks acquiring anyone from Chicago. Not because they aren't interested or won't try but because Bowman refuses to trade good young players to teams in the same conference. He did it with Leddy this last off season. Bowman said he had better offers on the table for Leddy but wasn't going to deal him to a conference rival. I would expect the same if he deals Saad and maybe Shaw.

When did they restructure t to this?? that seems a lot cheaper compensation than it used to be.. Or maybe im just imagining things lol

 

[Cmon_WTF]

When did they restructure t to this?? that seems a lot cheaper compensation than it used to be.. Or maybe im just imagining things lol

It's always been set up this way. The only thing that changes is the AAV requirements. Those adjust based on the prior years cap.

 

[Likewall32]

It's always been set up this way. The only thing that changes is the AAV requirements. Those adjust based on the prior years cap.

I swear back in the day it was a 1st rounder per mil of the contract, up to 5 1st round picks... 1 mil = 1 1st, 2 mil = 2 1st, 3 mil = 3 1st, 4 mil = 4 1st, 5 mil & up = 5 1sts.... This is back from the whole Federov offer sheet in which Det was set to recieve 5 first rounders from carolina....
So no, it hasnt always been set up the way mentioned above...

 

[Cmon_WTF]

I swear back in the day it was a 1st rounder per mil of the contract, up to 5 1st round picks... 1 mil = 1 1st, 2 mil = 2 1st, 3 mil = 3 1st, 4 mil = 4 1st, 5 mil & up = 5 1sts.... This is back from the whole Federov offer sheet in which Det was set to recieve 5 first rounders from carolina....
So no, it hasnt always been set up the way mentioned above...

I believe you are thinking back to when arbitors decided compensation. The structure I mentioned above has been in place since the lock out.