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Originally Posted by TheScorpion
The cap is going up substantially and once Tkachuk is locked in, the majority of the Flames' core will be accounted for at a fixed cost.
Buying out Neal has virtually no revelatory monetary benefit and it is difficult to imagine a future where his production reaches lower levels than those of 2018-19.
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Neal came in as a 40 point player that was expected to score 20, he went 7g/19p. The bounce back isn't that far to add 21 points, especially if he can play with Lindholm on the second line (if that's a possibility).