For the 22-23 season, his takehome drops to 3M, and the last three years it's only 1M. The next two years sit at 6M. If he wants to explore a profession after his hockey playing career, he would have to retire from the game. When his contract was signed, this was probably the plan, to retire in 23-24.
If he can't play and goes on LITR for two years, he can then retire and only leave 6M on the table. Or three years and only leave 3M on the table.
The recapture penalty goes up against Nashville for each year he is, closer to the end of the contract.
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