That is correct..he gets $19.95mil as soon as the decision comes downs and gets another $18.1 mil next July 1st. First two years is $39.8 mil in total salary for himBleedingBleu wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 05:19 amI’m not a contracts guy. So, this doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to me…MandatoryDenial wrote: ↑08 Jul 2026 18:38 pm https://www.yahoo.com/sports/articles/d ... 33988.html
Just came up onnmy feed fwiw
That cannot be correct, right?The deal also reportedly includes close to $40 million in bonuses during the first twelve months of the contract
What are the Ducks going to do?
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Wow… I hadn’t thought of it that way. Thanks for clarifying. Just, wow…Pierre McGuire wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 07:03 amThat is correct..he gets $19.95mil as soon as the decision comes downs and gets another $18.1 mil next July 1st. First two years is $39.8 mil in total salary for himBleedingBleu wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 05:19 amI’m not a contracts guy. So, this doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to me…MandatoryDenial wrote: ↑08 Jul 2026 18:38 pm https://www.yahoo.com/sports/articles/d ... 33988.html
Just came up onnmy feed fwiw
That cannot be correct, right?The deal also reportedly includes close to $40 million in bonuses during the first twelve months of the contract
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Holy Ssomni wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 11:26 am Officially matched.
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I'm eager to see how this one plays out....Hopefully they ditch Kreider in the process.
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Being reported from multiple sources now that Anaheim has officially matched the offer sheet.
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How many left handed shots can one team have?Backesdraft wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 11:34 amSounds like the perfect time for ol. Steener to give Verbeek a call and see what it might take to pry Vatrano away.
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GOD NO!!!Backesdraft wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 11:34 amSounds like the perfect time for ol. Steener to give Verbeek a call and see what it might take to pry Vatrano away.
Vatrano is terrible.
Let somebody else bail Anaheim out.
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They've got 9M left to sign Gauthier, who is an RFA but is *not* offer sheet eligible. Wonder how he feels knowing his teammate just got double?
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Unfortunately this hurts a lot of teams. Especially the SMALLER MARKETS.
Our Gm better be good.
Centers do make a lot more than wingers typically. But Anaheim has Gauthier to deal with next.
Im glad Anaheim is keeping him. Hes (LEO C) awesome and gonna be even better going forward.
Prior to todays news:
Top 10 Highest‑Paid Players (AAV) — 2025‑26 Season AthlonSports.com+1
Leon Draisaitl – Edmonton Oilers, C – $14,000,000 AAV (8 years, $112M)
Auston Matthews – Toronto Maple Leafs, C – $13,250,000 AAV (4 years, $53M)
Nathan MacKinnon – Colorado Avalanche, C – $12,600,000 AAV (8 years, $100.8M)
Connor McDavid – Edmonton Oilers, C – $12,500,000 AAV (2 years, $25M)
Mitch Marner – Vegas Golden Knights, RW – $12,000,000 AAV (8 years, $96M)
Mikko Rantanen – Dallas Stars, RW – $12,000,000 AAV (8 years, $96M)
Artemi Panarin – New York Rangers, LW – $11,642,857 AAV (7 years, $81.5M)
Elias Pettersson – Vancouver Canucks, C – $11,600,000 AAV (8 years, $92.8M)
Erik Karlsson – Pittsburgh Penguins, D – $11,500,000 AAV (8 years, $92M)
William Nylander – Toronto Maple Leafs, C – $11,500,000 AAV (8 years, $92M)
Our Gm better be good.
Centers do make a lot more than wingers typically. But Anaheim has Gauthier to deal with next.
Im glad Anaheim is keeping him. Hes (LEO C) awesome and gonna be even better going forward.
Prior to todays news:
Top 10 Highest‑Paid Players (AAV) — 2025‑26 Season AthlonSports.com+1
Leon Draisaitl – Edmonton Oilers, C – $14,000,000 AAV (8 years, $112M)
Auston Matthews – Toronto Maple Leafs, C – $13,250,000 AAV (4 years, $53M)
Nathan MacKinnon – Colorado Avalanche, C – $12,600,000 AAV (8 years, $100.8M)
Connor McDavid – Edmonton Oilers, C – $12,500,000 AAV (2 years, $25M)
Mitch Marner – Vegas Golden Knights, RW – $12,000,000 AAV (8 years, $96M)
Mikko Rantanen – Dallas Stars, RW – $12,000,000 AAV (8 years, $96M)
Artemi Panarin – New York Rangers, LW – $11,642,857 AAV (7 years, $81.5M)
Elias Pettersson – Vancouver Canucks, C – $11,600,000 AAV (8 years, $92.8M)
Erik Karlsson – Pittsburgh Penguins, D – $11,500,000 AAV (8 years, $92M)
William Nylander – Toronto Maple Leafs, C – $11,500,000 AAV (8 years, $92M)
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Yep, totally my bad. I absolutely confused his stats. Retracted.kimzey59 wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 11:43 amGOD NO!!!Backesdraft wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 11:34 amSounds like the perfect time for ol. Steener to give Verbeek a call and see what it might take to pry Vatrano away.
Vatrano is terrible.
Let somebody else bail Anaheim out.
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Where is Kaprizov?BluesDom wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 12:33 pm Unfortunately this hurts a lot of teams. Especially the SMALLER MARKETS.
Our Gm better be good.
Centers do make a lot more than wingers typically. But Anaheim has Gauthier to deal with next.
Im glad Anaheim is keeping him. Hes (LEO C) awesome and gonna be even better going forward.
Prior to todays news:
Top 10 Highest‑Paid Players (AAV) — 2025‑26 Season AthlonSports.com+1
Leon Draisaitl – Edmonton Oilers, C – $14,000,000 AAV (8 years, $112M)
Auston Matthews – Toronto Maple Leafs, C – $13,250,000 AAV (4 years, $53M)
Nathan MacKinnon – Colorado Avalanche, C – $12,600,000 AAV (8 years, $100.8M)
Connor McDavid – Edmonton Oilers, C – $12,500,000 AAV (2 years, $25M)
Mitch Marner – Vegas Golden Knights, RW – $12,000,000 AAV (8 years, $96M)
Mikko Rantanen – Dallas Stars, RW – $12,000,000 AAV (8 years, $96M)
Artemi Panarin – New York Rangers, LW – $11,642,857 AAV (7 years, $81.5M)
Elias Pettersson – Vancouver Canucks, C – $11,600,000 AAV (8 years, $92.8M)
Erik Karlsson – Pittsburgh Penguins, D – $11,500,000 AAV (8 years, $92M)
William Nylander – Toronto Maple Leafs, C – $11,500,000 AAV (8 years, $92M)
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His deal starts with the coming season, so I’m guessing this list didn’t pick it up.Pierre McGuire wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 12:41 pmWhere is Kaprizov?BluesDom wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 12:33 pm Unfortunately this hurts a lot of teams. Especially the SMALLER MARKETS.
Our Gm better be good.
Centers do make a lot more than wingers typically. But Anaheim has Gauthier to deal with next.
Im glad Anaheim is keeping him. Hes (LEO C) awesome and gonna be even better going forward.
Prior to todays news:
Top 10 Highest‑Paid Players (AAV) — 2025‑26 Season AthlonSports.com+1
Leon Draisaitl – Edmonton Oilers, C – $14,000,000 AAV (8 years, $112M)
Auston Matthews – Toronto Maple Leafs, C – $13,250,000 AAV (4 years, $53M)
Nathan MacKinnon – Colorado Avalanche, C – $12,600,000 AAV (8 years, $100.8M)
Connor McDavid – Edmonton Oilers, C – $12,500,000 AAV (2 years, $25M)
Mitch Marner – Vegas Golden Knights, RW – $12,000,000 AAV (8 years, $96M)
Mikko Rantanen – Dallas Stars, RW – $12,000,000 AAV (8 years, $96M)
Artemi Panarin – New York Rangers, LW – $11,642,857 AAV (7 years, $81.5M)
Elias Pettersson – Vancouver Canucks, C – $11,600,000 AAV (8 years, $92.8M)
Erik Karlsson – Pittsburgh Penguins, D – $11,500,000 AAV (8 years, $92M)
William Nylander – Toronto Maple Leafs, C – $11,500,000 AAV (8 years, $92M)
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18 million Carlsson CenterFrank Underwood wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 12:45 pmHis deal starts with the coming season, so I’m guessing this list didn’t pick it up.Pierre McGuire wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 12:41 pmWhere is Kaprizov?BluesDom wrote: ↑09 Jul 2026 12:33 pm Unfortunately this hurts a lot of teams. Especially the SMALLER MARKETS.
Our Gm better be good.
Centers do make a lot more than wingers typically. But Anaheim has Gauthier to deal with next.
Im glad Anaheim is keeping him. Hes (LEO C) awesome and gonna be even better going forward.
Prior to todays news:
Top 10 Highest‑Paid Players (AAV) — 2025‑26 Season AthlonSports.com+1
Leon Draisaitl – Edmonton Oilers, C – $14,000,000 AAV (8 years, $112M)
Auston Matthews – Toronto Maple Leafs, C – $13,250,000 AAV (4 years, $53M)
Nathan MacKinnon – Colorado Avalanche, C – $12,600,000 AAV (8 years, $100.8M)
Connor McDavid – Edmonton Oilers, C – $12,500,000 AAV (2 years, $25M)
Mitch Marner – Vegas Golden Knights, RW – $12,000,000 AAV (8 years, $96M)
Mikko Rantanen – Dallas Stars, RW – $12,000,000 AAV (8 years, $96M)
Artemi Panarin – New York Rangers, LW – $11,642,857 AAV (7 years, $81.5M)
Elias Pettersson – Vancouver Canucks, C – $11,600,000 AAV (8 years, $92.8M)
Erik Karlsson – Pittsburgh Penguins, D – $11,500,000 AAV (8 years, $92M)
William Nylander – Toronto Maple Leafs, C – $11,500,000 AAV (8 years, $92M)
17 Million Kaprizov LW
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In a special edition of 32 Thoughts, Elliotte Friedman talked to the agents for Leo Carlsson. The Father and son team of Matt and Ryan Keator said that Verbeek had made an initial contract offer last summer to Carlsson for 8 years and a AAV $10.5 million. It was the Keator's who stepped in and turned the offer down because they felt the changing economics in the NHL would evntually lead to a bigger contract for Leo. The agents admit that at the end of the season Anaheim was aggressively trying to get a deal done with Carlsson but for a second time the agents were not allowing the process to advance. The agents were waiting on a Connor Bedard contract to get finalized before allowing Carlsson to sign. The intent was to get a deal comparable to what Bedard's new deal would be. Very good insight into the process and how this all happened. Most people were blaming Verbeek as the issue here but the truth is the agents were the ones that were pushing off finalizing a deal.
https://www.broadstreethockey.com/post/ ... to-refuse/
https://www.broadstreethockey.com/post/ ... to-refuse/
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Did I miss something or was there no mention of the conversations that was alleged to have happened between the Carlsson camp and the Ducks where the Carlsson camp said they would sign for 15 million before signing the OS?JimPavese wrote: ↑15 Jul 2026 15:25 pm In a special edition of 32 Thoughts, Elliotte Friedman talked to the agents for Leo Carlsson. The Father and son team of Matt and Ryan Keator said that Verbeek had made an initial contract offer last summer to Carlsson for 8 years and a AAV $10.5 million. It was the Keator's who stepped in and turned the offer down because they felt the changing economics in the NHL would evntually lead to a bigger contract for Leo. The agents admit that at the end of the season Anaheim was aggressively trying to get a deal done with Carlsson but for a second time the agents were not allowing the process to advance. The agents were waiting on a Connor Bedard contract to get finalized before allowing Carlsson to sign. The intent was to get a deal comparable to what Bedard's new deal would be. Very good insight into the process and how this all happened. Most people were blaming Verbeek as the issue here but the truth is the agents were the ones that were pushing off finalizing a deal.
https://www.broadstreethockey.com/post/ ... to-refuse/
Wasn't that version reported?