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Washington Capitals & Other Hockey Discussion / Re: Capitals NHL Draft 2025
« Last post by richkrt99 on Tuesday July 01, 2025, 02:36:12 PM Eastern »
Fever locked up for 7 years x 6m per. Good deal!! Great deal if he can stay healthy!!
https://twitter.com/rmnb/status/1940044375347843241


Love it! Love it! Love it!
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Washington Capitals & Other Hockey Discussion / Re: Capitals NHL Draft 2025
« Last post by richkrt99 on Tuesday July 01, 2025, 02:35:09 PM Eastern »

I just thought -- could it mean that Carlson's CURRENT contract is coming off the books, but they might resign him, maybe to a lower AAV follow-up?


i could be wrong, but i don't believe they can actually do that.  I think i sort of suggested that a few years ago with some player and someone educated me it can't be done -  part of the players CBA. 
Just a recollection, though, i might just be getting contact high from the ole FLA redneck
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Washington Capitals & Other Hockey Discussion / Re: Capitals NHL Draft 2025
« Last post by Beaglefan2 on Tuesday July 01, 2025, 02:12:41 PM Eastern »
Excellent!  Hey, I said 6 years at $6M so this is right on!  Love this deal.
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Washington Capitals & Other Hockey Discussion / Re: Capitals NHL Draft 2025
« Last post by Mickstix on Tuesday July 01, 2025, 12:58:02 PM Eastern »
Fever locked up for 7 years x 6m per. Good deal!! Great deal if he can stay healthy!!


https://twitter.com/rmnb/status/1940044375347843241
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Washington Capitals & Other Hockey Discussion / Re: Capitals NHL Draft 2025
« Last post by BlackIce on Tuesday July 01, 2025, 10:45:14 AM Eastern »
Wow - didn't know Patrick said that.  Let's hope today that they announce that they have resigned Fever to a long term deal. He still seems to have a pretty low profile in the league, but I bet a bunch of GMs would go after him. So I would predict a 6 year deal with an average of $6 million.  I'd be ok with that, but with the cap going up, it may take a bit more.


I just thought -- could it mean that Carlson's CURRENT contract is coming off the books, but they might resign him, maybe to a lower AAV follow-up? 
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Washington Capitals & Other Hockey Discussion / Re: Capitals NHL Draft 2025
« Last post by Mickstix on Tuesday July 01, 2025, 10:33:22 AM Eastern »
Must be nice to be a dynasty where players will absolutely do whatever it takes to play there.. Fl remains intact once again, resigning both Bennett and Ekblad to sweetheart/hometown deals.  ::) 
Oh, and you can breath Rich, they also extended "Marchy".. So, no Rats in DC..  :snicker:
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Washington Capitals & Other Hockey Discussion / Re: Capitals NHL Draft 2025
« Last post by Beaglefan2 on Tuesday July 01, 2025, 09:15:25 AM Eastern »
Wow - didn't know Patrick said that.  Let's hope today that they announce that they have resigned Fever to a long term deal. He still seems to have a pretty low profile in the league, but I bet a bunch of GMs would go after him. So I would predict a 6 year deal with an average of $6 million.  I'd be ok with that, but with the cap going up, it may take a bit more.
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Washington Capitals & Other Hockey Discussion / Re: Capitals NHL Draft 2025
« Last post by BlackIce on Monday June 30, 2025, 09:19:35 PM Eastern »
Interesting draft. Seems like they are now going for more size in general. I liked what they did and they almost got Fiddler in the second round.  It's going to be more interesting to see what they do with signing new guys.


That being said, this year is a transition year as Ovi and Carlson contracts come off after this coming season.


I find it sort of startling that Patrick said very matter-of-factly that the Ovie and Carlson contracts are coming off the books next year.  We all expect Ovie to retire/return to Russia to play, but hearing a comment that suggests that Carlson won't be with the team after next season will probably make several people here quite happy. 
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Washington Capitals & Other Hockey Discussion / Re: Capitals NHL Draft 2025
« Last post by richkrt99 on Monday June 30, 2025, 11:35:05 AM Eastern »
https://www.nhl.com/capitals/news/capitals-acquire-declan-chisholm-and-a-2025-sixth-round-pick-from-minnesota-wild

Well I don't know the guy, but he did play for a team with a good defense last year.  Not all that big though.

SURE HOPE Fever comes back strong next year.  He is our most solid D man IMO

Let's see what tomorrow brings (please not rat, please no rat, please no rat)
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Washington Capitals & Other Hockey Discussion / Re: The ‘24-‘25 boredom thread..
« Last post by richkrt99 on Monday June 30, 2025, 11:29:54 AM Eastern »
okay i see the point of signing him and giving up a 3rd, but instead they gave up a 2nd to guarantee him.  The 6th round is peanuts.  I mean...a sixth round pick...that's 181 - 212 picks into a total of 224 pick draft.  Thats not far from "undrafted"  I mean its still a pick and Im sure you could get a player that develops into something, and there has to be some value on a 6th round pick, but...it aint much in trade value.  Or am i just undervaluing the 6th round?


I don't know or follow the AHL guys at all so i have no idea who this guy is or what he is worth, but this does seem a little odd.
Looks like a 3C to me.  Maybe its goodbye to Lars.

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