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Assuming all players accept qualifying offers, even though some probably won't.

Did factor in Parise but not Suglobov. Here is my rough estimate. Make corrections if needed.

Signed Players (23 for $35,312,000)

*Contract Value not known

Roster

Martin Brodeur ($5.24 million)

Scott Clemmensen (450G)

Sergei Brylin ($1.52 million)

Grant Marshall (760G)

Richard Matvichuk ($1.36 million)

Krzysztof Oliwa (836G)

Jay Pandolfo (836G)

Darren Langdon (450G)

Erik Rasmussen (532G)

Zach Parise (925G)

John Madden ($3.9 million)

Jeff Friesen ($2.28 million)

Patrick Elias ($4.18 million)

Scott Gomez ($2.2 million)

Viktor Kozlov ($1.74 million)

Colin White ($1.71 million)

Jamie Langenbrunner ($1.65 million)

Paul Martin ($798G)

Brian Gionta ($627G)

Sean Brown ($450G)

David Hale ($758G)

Brian Rafalski ($4.2 million)

Dan McGillis*

Vladimir Malakhov ($3.6 million)

UFA (1)

Scott Stevens

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Elias' 4.18 might not count against the cap since he will be on IR at the beginning of the season. Is that how it works? How will his money be implemented into the cap once he returns? Stevens shouldn't sign for too much because of his condition. Palffy, Kariya and Selanne are still out on the market with around 4 or 5 million left (maybe more if Madden's contract is $1 million lower).

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They are over. Even if Madden is at 2.4, they are over. That's including the backup goaltender & Parise, that is. And Lou did say he wanted no players in Parise's way re: making the club - can't imagine he'd want a little thing like THE CAP there as well.

If you take out Brown, Parise, assume that Madden is at 2.4M they are under the cap, barely. And if you put Parise back in, take out Brown assume Madden is at $2.4M and assume Kozlov isn't coming back, they are at $38.4M. If you do all of that and then make red's season by trading Freisen, they are at $36.2M

Excel spreadsheets are so wonderful.

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First NHLPA which is players association has McGillis at 2.2 million. Why does only 2.4 of Maddens salary count against the cap. I never heard that before until I seen it here. Also why does only 1 million of Gomez's contract count against the cap...He was qualified at 2.2.

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They are over.  Even if Madden is at 2.4, they are over.

Well, Madden signed a 5 year, $20 million contract after the 2003-2004 season.

http://www.thefourthperiod.com/nj45.html

If the cap rule states that you take the average over the life of the contract, wouldn't it be:

$20 million less 24% = $15,200,000 divided by 5 years = $3,040,000 cap charge.

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signing bonus was part of that and 1st year was more, if i remember correctly (which was wiped out by lockout). total contract value was adjusted at time of cba.

and as for gomez (in relation to jason's earlier question), the 2.2 figure is based on an arbitration award for 04-05 that was never played and the salary (or what he was possibly due) was forfeited. he's back to a $1M qualifier with the choice to go to arbitration.

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