confirmed: Rangers Re-Sign Filip Chytil to 2-Year/$4.6M Extension; $2.3M AAV

[Phil]

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[Guest]

Guessing 2 x $2.5M or so.

[josh]

Guessing 2 x $2.5M or so.

 

please dont be higher than that, Jesus

[Karan]

please dont be higher than that, Jesus

 

You're getting itchy with that danger zone meme again aren't you?

[Albatrosss]

why not longer? lock up tradeable assets.

[josh]

You're getting itchy with that danger zone meme again aren't you?

 

Nah, that Saad contract will do it.

[Guest]

why not longer? lock up tradeable assets.

 

Longer increases the average. This is two years to see how he fits in the future plans and salary structure.

[ThirtyONE]

why not longer? lock up tradeable assets.

 

He's still tradeable at 2 years, maybe even more so.

[Albatrosss]

Longer increases the average. This is two years to see how he fits in the future plans and salary structure.

 

im ok with paying a little more for longer, like $2.75M for 4 years or something like that. HIs numbers are increasing every year and he doubled his production last year. with that kind of pace he'll ask for $5-$6M in two years. Even if he doesnt continue the pace, he'll be due a raise in 2 years.

[LindG1000]

Speculating on why Chytil's AAV hasn't been announced:

 

1 - Allowing Buffalo to announce the value.

2 - Working out writing off the contract as a charitable donation to Garden of Dreams.

3 - New cap circumvention strategy is disclose nothing and let them guess.

4 - Chytil has carried the contract halfway across the ice and has no idea what to do with it

5 - They gave this contract to Kailer Yamamoto instead

[Winter]

Speculating on why Chytil's AAV hasn't been announced:

 

1 - Allowing Buffalo to announce the value.

2 - Working out writing off the contract as a charitable donation to Garden of Dreams.

3 - New cap circumvention strategy is disclose nothing and let them guess.

4 - Chytil has carried the contract halfway across the ice and has no idea what to do with it

5 - They gave this contract to Kailer Yamamoto instead

 

with the NYRanger twitter announcement im now feeling hes not on the table for trade.

[siddious]

Speculating on why Chytil's AAV hasn't been announced:

 

1 - Allowing Buffalo to announce the value.

2 - Working out writing off the contract as a charitable donation to Garden of Dreams.

3 - New cap circumvention strategy is disclose nothing and let them guess.

4 - Chytil has carried the contract halfway across the ice and has no idea what to do with it

5 - They gave this contract to Kailer Yamamoto instead

 

6 - drury over paid and wants to be half way to Mexico before we find out

 

 

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[Albatrosss]

Speculating on why Chytil's AAV hasn't been announced:

 

1 - Allowing Buffalo to announce the value.

2 - Working out writing off the contract as a charitable donation to Garden of Dreams.

3 - New cap circumvention strategy is disclose nothing and let them guess.

4 - Chytil has carried the contract halfway across the ice and has no idea what to do with it

5 - They gave this contract to Kailer Yamamoto instead

 

6- The contract is in Czech and the translator died from Covid

[MuddyInTheMiddle]

Longer increases the average. This is two years to see how he fits in the future plans and salary structure.

 

This is exactly what I have been banging my head against the wall trying to communicate in my posts. If the higher AAV for 4 years is 3-3.5 million instead of ~2.5 million, just pay it; after 2 years if they are not getting value(which is what current production will be worth by then), it's easy enough to retain salary and trade away. Only way that they really lose on this proposal is if his production completely falls off a cliff.

 

Kevin Hayes and Bechnevich are two example of taking this short-sighted approach and not having cost controlled production. Wouldn't either at 5 million or 3.75 million respectively be worth more as a trade asset or productive top 9 forward?

[LindG1000]

6 - drury over paid and wants to be half way to Mexico before we find out

 

 

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oh god he could be preparing a statement to justify the pick...er...contract

[Albatrosss]

This is exactly what I have been banging my head against the wall trying to communicate in my posts. If the higher AAV for 4 years is 3-3.5 million instead of ~2.5 million, just pay it; after 2 years if they are not getting value(which is what current production will be worth by then), it's easy enough to retain salary and trade away. Only way that they really lose on this proposal is if his production completely falls off a cliff.

 

Kevin Hayes and Bechnevich are two example of taking this short-sighted approach and not having cost controlled production. Wouldn't either at 5 million or 3.75 million respectively be worth more as a trade asset or productive top 9 forward?

 

thats exactly what i meant

[josh]

Speculating on why Chytil's AAV hasn't been announced:

 

1 - Allowing Buffalo to announce the value.

2 - Working out writing off the contract as a charitable donation to Garden of Dreams.

3 - New cap circumvention strategy is disclose nothing and let them guess.

4 - Chytil has carried the contract halfway across the ice and has no idea what to do with it

5 - They gave this contract to Kailer Yamamoto instead

 

Rangers bloggers must be taking their after-lunch naps. They arent even making shit up right now

[Cash or Czech]

Rangers bloggers must be taking their after-lunch naps. They arent even making shit up right now

 

Mercogliano said he expects it to be $4.5 over the two years, but has no further info. 20 minutes ago or so

[Zuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuc]

This is exactly what I have been banging my head against the wall trying to communicate in my posts. If the higher AAV for 4 years is 3-3.5 million instead of ~2.5 million, just pay it; after 2 years if they are not getting value(which is what current production will be worth by then), it's easy enough to retain salary and trade away. Only way that they really lose on this proposal is if his production completely falls off a cliff.

 

Kevin Hayes and Bechnevich are two example of taking this short-sighted approach and not having cost controlled production. Wouldn't either at 5 million or 3.75 million respectively be worth more as a trade asset or productive top 9 forward?

 

Yeah, this doesnt really make sense.

 

If Chytil now continue to progress and they'll be forced to dump him (like with Buch) because there's just not enough cap space to pay him what he deserves.

 

If they went for something like 4x3.5m, worst case they trade him (maybe with some retention) after a year or two. Best case he progresses into a really good player and they have him on the cheap for a few seasons.

 

If we want any "good contracts" they need to take some chances. Can't just bridge everyone untill they have proven that they're good enough, but at the same time prices themselves out.

[Zuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuc]

Mercogliano said he expects it to be $4.5 over the two years, but has no further info. 20 minutes ago or so

 

WTF??

 

Edit: nvm, I misread that lol

[Guest]

Brooks has it at 2x$2.3M

[LindG1000]

Perfect.

[Phil]

Yup, solid. Would rather short-term than long. Going long, as AJ noted earlier, would have meant a danger-zone value ($4.5M~).

[RJWantsTheCup]

Maybe Chytil didn't want to lock into too many years hoping he would be worth more than 3 to 4 after the next 2 years.

[BrooksBurner]

Yup, solid. Would rather short-term than long. Going long, as AJ noted earlier, would have meant a danger-zone value ($4.5M~).

 

Why pay that now when you can trade him for a 2nd rounder later when you cant afford the 6-7

 

Fair bridge deal, but to me it's a missed opportunity.