LordKOTL
Scratched for Vorobiev
- Joined:
- Dec 8, 2014
- Posts:
- 8,676
- Liked Posts:
- 3,046
- Location:
- PacNW
My favorite teams
As far as I can tell on Cap Friendly the 'hawks have 3 RSA slots available. RSA slots are when you retain, not when someone else retains.Retained Salary
When teams trade a player, they can retain, or keep, some of the players' salary and cap hit. The team keeps a % of both the cap hit and salary for the remainder of the contract.
Therefore, if a Player with a Salary of $2.0M and a Cap Hit/AAV of $3.0M is traded with 20% retention, the trading team would continue to pay 20% of the $2.0M Salary and would continue to have a cap hit of 20% of the $3.0M Cap Hit.
The maximum retention % is 50%.
Teams can only carry a maximum of 3 Retained Salaries at a time.
An individual contract can only have a maximum of 2 teams retaining salary on it.
The maximum amount of retained salary by a team is 15% of the Salary Cap for the current year.
If a team retains salary on a traded player and that player is later sent to the minors, there is no change to the cap hit for the retaining team.
If a team retains salary on a trade, they cannot reacquire that player for one year from the date of the transaction, unless the contract ends prior to one year.
Ask A Question
so here is the big question, the hawks can't do a fire sale on all these guys some on here post they want to see traded depending on the teams they deal with unless they work a lot of 3 way deals. Cause if I'm understanding this right you trade Kaner and Toews with retain salary and you already have Peter Mrazek? anyone know if this is correct.
The biggest issue right now is Toews and Kane's NMC. If they don't waive they aren't going anywhere. No matter how much we'd like to think they want out, ultimately it's up to them.
Assuming the 'hawks retain 50% on both Toews and Kane, that puts them RSA for this year at 10.5M, which only allows for only 1.875M for the remaining of this season. So that being said if the 'hawks manage to move T+K at 50% retained, that's what they got to work with.
You also have to figure that the 'hawks are one of the worst teams in the league, and a lot of teams will probably be asking for a pick coming back if they take high cap salaries off our hands--at least to start with. This is where it might be dicey to judge KD--if Toews and Kane don't move it might be because they didn't waive, or any move for them was depending on up moving a high pick or a blue-chip prospect with them. I might not be because he asked for too much. We just don't know. I'd like to think Toews or Kane could me moved if they waive to a team poised for a deep run without us sending a sweetener in return (especially if we take some dead cap off their hands in return). But looking at the cap hits, it doesn't look like there's many teams poised for a run that have free cap--maybe Colorado can pull a 2015 'hawks with Landeskog on LTIR. I just don't really see anyone on their roster who might be dead cap moving back.
I have a gut feeling that, especially with Toews and Kane, if there is a move (i.e., they waive) out there and it doesn't hurt the rebuild, KD will make it. I could be wrong there, but I do think almost every current asset is avaliable as long as theyr'e not blocked by a clause. I think the only untouchables are guys like Korch, Reichel, and of course our high picks.