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Originally Posted by Roof-Daddy
Those two contracts carry actual salary that is much lower than the cap hit, so they are attractive to budget teams that use them to reach the cap floor while spending less real money.
Smid's contract actually has more actual salary this year than the cap hit, making it completely unattractive. Cap hit is $3,500,000 while the actual salary is $4,000,000.
No one is trading for Smid, or his contract.
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Depends if his contract is insured or not. Being on LTIR and insured would mean a team will be paying significantly less than $4 million.