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Originally Posted by Strange Brew
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I imagine that his point was about the Flames getting more value out of Zucker paid more real dollars than his caphit versus Frolik who impacted the cap more than the actual dollars paid.
Not that addresses the need for the ownership to be involved when actual operating dollars changes.
Treliving has not been afraid to make big meaningful additions as long as the high cost meant a long term addition (Hamilton, Hamonic, Lindholm/Hanifin)
I don't see the guy making a big swing for a UFA and another 'hockey deal' seems difficult unless they're willing to move from a high value piece like Hanifin so soon. Nobody else really has that kind of value.