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Originally Posted by Jay Random
No, the value of the retention is the same either way. It's the value of the player that the team would pay extra for.
I note, running the calculator at the link, that PuckPedia figures 50% retention on Markstrom's contract would be worth the 29th pick overall (ignoring the value of the player). According to Sound of Hockey's table of draft-pick trade values, the 29th pick is worth a little less than half as much as the 10th.
I think #10 for Markstrom with maximum retention could be in play.
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According to that calculator, retaining 25% on Huberdeau's contract is worth the 2nd overall pick. That can't be right.