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Originally Posted by Strange Brew
Given how the financial benefit of having young players is being rapidly eroded by the big money RFA contracts, these types of lists should maybe just treat any player who can still play on an ELC as a prospect, regardless of whether they have played NHL, AHL or anywhere else.
But I get what Pronman is trying to do. Gauging the relative strength of reinforcements yet to come, in theory.
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The financial benefit of paying young players big money is that young players making big money are general good and old players making big money are generally bad.
It's never been a disadvantage to have good players. The best teams have the best players.