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Originally Posted by Tbull8
Sillinger 2x2.25. I would’ve considered offersheeting. 2.29 would’ve been a third but at that point they’d just match. 4.5 is a lot but would’ve been worth it imo
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Columbus would just match. For an offer sheet to work you need the team to be jammed against the cap. In my opinion the best offer sheets are the ones that cost a 3rd or a 2nd in compensation and the team is jammed against the cap. Costs you next to nothing outside money to get the player.
Like next year the Stars have Bourque and Johnson up for contract. Suspect teams will start to try to lock these guys down well in advance but if it is late July and they have not locked those guys down you could roll the same play. RFA compensation will go up next year so say a 3rd is 2.4 and a 2nd is 4.8, you could offer the following
Bourque - 2 years at 2.4 (compensation a 3rd round pick)
Johnson - 2 years at 4.8 (compensation a 2nd round pick)
You might get one of them given the other players Dallas has to sign and how tight to the cap they are, especially if they do what teams usually do and get a bunch of old guys on July 1st and leave the RFA’s until later.