Players are always reaching into their own pockets under the hard-cap system.
Panthers’ Brandon Montour snaps goal drought after son’s birth: ‘Shoulda had twins’
It is impossible to this day to figure why Florida GM Dale Tallon sent Reilly Smith and a fourth-rounder to Vegas to ensure that the Knights could select Jonathan Marchessault in the draft … apparently all so the team could protect defenseman Mark Pysyk. If right now teams could renounce their rosters in exchange for $83.5M in cap space entering this offseason, how many do you think would stand pat with current personnel and how many would opt to begin again?
Buffalo would stand pat. Boston probably would, but the decision might hinge on whether Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci were going to retire. Edmonton would be wise to renounce, but being unable to win with McDavid and Leon Draisaitl might be more palatable than explaining to the season subscribers why No. 97 is playing Broadway. What do you think Toronto would do? Retain its roster, then invest in another $9M forward, probably.
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