[News] 2016 Salary Arbitration - 24 players file (No Flames)

[sureLoss]

July 5th 5pm ET was the deadline for players to file for arbitration.
July 6th 5pm ET is the deadline for clubs to file for arbitration

Remember arbitration is sometimes just a tool to ensure a player gets a contract and helps set a deadline for negotiations. Most won't actually won't make it to arbitration.

Arbitration will be July 20 to August 4th, exact dates and times to be announced later.

Players who file for arbitration cannot sign an offer sheet.

An arbitration award is either 1 or 2 years, the length is decided by the party who did not file for arbitration. The exception being if the player is 1 year away from UFA, it will be a 1 year award

Teams cannot walk away from arbitration awards of less than $3.9 million

http://www.nhlpa.com/news/24-players...ry-arbitration

Arizona Coyotes
Michael Stone - settled on July 28, 1 year $4 million

Colorado Avalanche
Tyson Barrie - July 29
Mikhail Grigorenko - settled on July 20. 1 yr $1.3 mil

Detroit Red Wings
Jared Coreau - settled on July 5. 2 yrs $612,500 AAV
Danny DeKeyser - settled on July 26, 6 yrs $5mil AAV

Minnesota Wild
Jordan Schroeder - settled on July 23, 1 year 2 way $650k NHL, $275 AHL, $300k guaranteed

Nashville Predators
Calle Jarnkrok - settled on July 27, 6years $2 million AAV
Petter Granberg - settled on July 26, 2-way in 2016-17 at $575k/$175k, and 1-way in 2017-18 at $650k.

New York Rangers
Kevin Hayes - settled on July 22, 2 years $2.6 mil AAV
Chris Kreider - settled on July 22, 4 years $4.625 AAV
Dylan McIlrath - settled on July 14, 1 year $800k 1 way
Jonathan Miller - settled on July 13, 2 years $2.75mil AAV

New Jersey Devils
Kyle Palmieri - settled July 7. 5 years $4.65mil AAV

Ottawa Senators
Mike Hoffman - settled on July 27, 4 years $5.18mil AAV

Philadelphia Flyers
Brandon Manning - settleed on July 26, 2 years $975k
Brayden Schenn - settled on July 25, 4 years $5.125 mil AAV
Jordan Weal - settled July 10, 1 year 2 way $650k NHL $200k AHL

St. Louis Blues
Jaden Schwartz - settled on July 16, 5 years $5.35 mil AAV

Tampa Bay Lightning
Alex Killorn - settled July 17, 7 years $4.45 mil AAV
Vladislav Namestnikov - settled July 26, 2 years $1.937 mil AAV

Toronto Maple Leafs
Frank Corrado - settled on July 25
Peter Holland - settled on July 25, 1 year $1.3 million
Martin Marincin - August 2

Washington Capitals
Marcus Johansson - settled on July 20, 3 years $4.583 mil AAV

Club Elected Filings:

Detroit Red Wings
Petr Mrzek - settled on July 27, 2 years $4mil AAV

[Point Blank]

For a sec I thought the Rangers had like 20 players in arbitration

[TheScorpion]

Look at all of those New York Rangers! Wasn't aware that they had players named "Ottawa Senators" and "Philadelphia Flyers" in New York, their GM sure is shrewd.

[Finger Cookin]

Freddie Hamilton was the only arb eligible Flame, right?

[devo22]

the Wings have an AHL player without any NHL experience filing for arbitration?!

[Roof-Daddy]

Originally Posted by Finger Cookin

Freddie Hamilton was the only arb eligible Flame, right?

Yeap

[Roof-Daddy]

I'm surprised Mrazek didn't file.

Must be close to a deal.

[sureLoss]

Originally Posted by Roof-Daddy

I'm surprised Mrazek didn't file.

Must be close to a deal.

or leaving himself a opening for an offer sheet

[GranteedEV]

Might as well play a salary guessing game. Not gonna look up stats or anything, just going by gut feel:


Arizona Coyotes
Michael Stone - 3.3M

Colorado Avalanche
Tyson Barrie - 5.75M
Mikhail Grigorenko - 1.2M

Detroit Red Wings
Jared Coreau - No idea who this is.
Danny DeKeyser - 4.75M

Minnesota Wild
Jordan Schroeder - 900k

Nashville Predators
Calle Jarnkrok 1.2M
Petter Granberg 900k

New York Rangers
Kevin Hayes - 2.5M
Chris Kreider - 3.25M
Dylan McIlrath - 1.0M
Jonathan Miller - 2.0M

New Jersey Devils
Kyle Palmieri - 2.5M

Ottawa Senators
Mike Hoffman - 4.25M

Philadelphia Flyers
Brandon Manning - 1.35M
Brayden Schenn - 5.8M
Jordan Weal - 1.0M

St. Louis Blues
Jaden Schwartz 6.25M

Tampa Bay Lightning
Alex Killorn 4.0M
Vladislav Namestnikov 2.75M

Toronto Maple Leafs
Frank Corrado - 1.0M
Peter Holland 2.8M
Martin Marincin - 1.3M

Washington Capitals
Marcus Johansson - 3.3M

[AC]

I'm still hoping the Flames can snag Hoffman away from the Sens because of this.

[SuperMatt18]

That is risky business by the Rangers IMO - thought the may trade one of those 3 for the arbitration threat alone.

All 3 could easily get in the $3.5-4.0M range and that puts them in a lot of pressure under the cap.

[bigrangy]

What contracts can a player end up signing if they actually go through arbitration? Just 1 year deals, or can they go multiple years?

[Regorium]

Can someone explain why there's so much drama around Tyson Barrie?

Seems like the kind of player you'd sign long term and build around.

[sureLoss]

Originally Posted by Regorium

Can someone explain why there's so much drama around Tyson Barrie?

Seems like the kind of player you'd sign long term and build around.

because Colorado's owner is a cheap bastard... he likes to nickel and dime star players on all his pro sports teams.

[sureLoss]

Originally Posted by bigrangy

What contracts can a player end up signing if they actually go through arbitration? Just 1 year deals, or can they go multiple years?

From the OP:

An arbitration award is either 1 or 2 years, the length is decided by the party who did not file for arbitration. The exception being if the player is 1 year away from UFA, it will be a 1 year award

[The Original FFIV]

Originally Posted by Roof-Daddy

Yeap

But clubs can still elect to take a player to arbitration, correct?

Conspiracy theory of mine is that they retained hamiltons rights so they could use the arbitration to trigger a second buyout window if we are unable to move wideman by that time.

[Finger Cookin]

Originally Posted by The Original FFIV

But clubs can still elect to take a player to arbitration, correct?

Conspiracy theory of mine is that they retained hamiltons rights so they could use the arbitration to trigger a second buyout window if we are unable to move wideman by that time.

I guess we'll know tomorrow.

[sureLoss]

Originally Posted by The Original FFIV

But clubs can still elect to take a player to arbitration, correct?

Conspiracy theory of mine is that they retained hamiltons rights so they could use the arbitration to trigger a second buyout window if we are unable to move wideman by that time.

I don't believe the 2nd buyout window opens for a team elected arbitration

The one exception to this extra window is when the only arbitration case is team-elected, and that player earned more than $1,750,000 (in 2013 dollars - it's adjusted up based on league average salary) in the previous season. In that specific case, the window does not open.

Wouldn't be able to buyout Wideman.

[Roof-Daddy]

Originally Posted by The Original FFIV

But clubs can still elect to take a player to arbitration, correct?

Conspiracy theory of mine is that they retained hamiltons rights so they could use the arbitration to trigger a second buyout window if we are unable to move wideman by that time.

Seems like a sketchy game to play with your 23 year old budding star defenseman's brother. I mean, yeah it's a business and all, but it doesn't seem like a very wise road to go down.

Flames are clearly developing a rep for treating their players really well. This would be a step in the wrong direction IMO.

[SuperMatt18]

Originally Posted by sureLoss

I don't believe the 2nd buyout window opens for a team elected arbitration



Wouldn't be able to buyout Wideman.

Freddy Hamilton only made ~$700k last season - doesn't that mean the window would open since he made less than $1.75M.