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Originally Posted by devo22
I still find it fascinating that a site like CapFriendly has so much value to a team. I've always thought teams had their own, more sophisticated tools for cap purposes, but maybe I've overestimated the professionalism with which these teams operate.
oh well. Everybody was pissed when CapGeek went offline, then CapFriendly stepped up and CapGeek was forgotten pretty quickly. I'd imagine PuckPedia or somebody else will fill the void in a similar fashion.
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Apparently the NHL provides all the same info to teams, and I'm sure they have guys crunching the numbers, but the info from the NHL would lack the same format.
What made capfriendly so great was how easy to navigate it was.
If a GM is looking to make a trade with another team, capfriendly made it super user friendly for that GM to view all their contracted players in one spot, even laid out in a depth chart with current lines, and also get available draft picks and cap space all in one spot for every team in the league.