Parise
#1
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:01 PM
#2
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:16 PM
The second biggest is whether Parise really wants to stay in NJ. Does he want to be the man or does he want to be the co-pilot? Has he had some bad experiences here, for instance with the medical staff? If Parise truly wants to be given a reason to stay in NJ ($$), then we have hope. My concern, though, has always been that his bags are already packed.
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#3
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:22 PM
#4
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:24 PM
#5
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:28 PM
Yeah with the financial problems the devs are going through i can see that being a problem, but on the other hand the devs were only 2 and change under the cap this year. They have 22 mil in cap space going going into the offseason. Thats way more than enough to give zach the money he deserves and sign good solid fowards and dmen.The biggest impediment to resigning Parise will likely be the team's "internal" cap. We don't know what that will be. Certainly more and more home games throughout the playoffs helps that.
The second biggest is whether Parise really wants to stay in NJ. Does he want to be the man or does he want to be the co-pilot? Has he had some bad experiences here, for instance with the medical staff? If Parise truly wants to be given a reason to stay in NJ ($$), then we have hope. My concern, though, has always been that his bags are already packed.
#6
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:31 PM
Yeah man unless the wild or the wings offer him like 9 mill a year and we offer him a low amount like 6-7 mil, i see him staying here too.The teams that have the cap room to offer Zach 8.5m aren't the type of teams he would leave us for. Zach's a devil for life IMO.
#7
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:32 PM
The teams that have the cap room to offer Zach 8.5m aren't the type of teams he would leave us for. Zach's a devil for life IMO.
Disagree...
Nashville - $32 million in space, 12 players under contract
St. Louis - $28 million, 16 under contract
Detroit - $20 million, 17 under contract
Minnesota (hometown) - $18 million, 15 under contract
Rangers - $16 million, 14 under contract
#8
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:34 PM
#9
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:35 PM
Disagree...
Nashville - $32 million in space, 12 players under contract
St. Louis - $28 million, 16 under contract
Detroit - $20 million, 17 under contract
Minnesota (hometown) - $18 million, 15 under contract
Rangers - $16 million, 14 under contract
Boston could make it work with a little juggling. If they manage to dump Thomas, and assuming Savard doesn't come off of IR, they'll have about $13 million in space with 16 under contract.

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#10
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:38 PM
Also, he loves PDB, look at the commments the devils players give about PDB. I think the only thing is how much the devils can afford or what their internal cap is set at
Choosing based on a coach is kind of short sighted. Parise will almost certainly get a long term deal and Pete DeBoer will probably no longer be coaching the Devils within 2-3 years.
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#11
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:43 PM
Naa thats not nearly enough money to sign a superstar and sign other players.Boston could make it work with a little juggling. If they manage to dump Thomas, and assuming Savard doesn't come off of IR, they'll have about $13 million in space with 16 under contract.
#12
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:46 PM
Pete DeBoer will probably no longer be coaching the Devils within 2-3 years.
I don't know what the typical 'lifespan' of a NHL coach is, NJD coach notwithstanding, but I feel differently about Deboer
#13
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:51 PM
Choosing based on a coach is kind of short sighted. Parise will almost certainly get a long term deal and Pete DeBoer will probably no longer be coaching the Devils within 2-3 years.
Will take a meltdown of epic proportions or DeBoer pulling a Sutter for that to happen.
Burns would have been around a long time had he not gotten sick. Sutter might still be the coach had he not quit on us.
Despite Lou's reputation, the goal recently has been to find a young coach to be here long-term. That was the idea with Sutter (who quit) and Johnny Mac (who was a disaster).

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#14
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:53 PM
Naa thats not nearly enough money to sign a superstar and sign other players.
Doing the math again, it's closer to $16 million, but that's assuming the cap doesn't go down, which everyone seems to think it will.

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#15
Posted 09 May 2012 - 03:55 PM
Maybe 7m, not 8.5m as was the OP's premise.Disagree...
Nashville - $32 million in space, 12 players under contract
St. Louis - $28 million, 16 under contract
Detroit - $20 million, 17 under contract
Minnesota (hometown) - $18 million, 15 under contract
Rangers - $16 million, 14 under contract
Nashville needs to resign Suter, Weber and Kostitsyn x2, Gaustad, Radulav and MacLellan (rfa's). That's most of their 32m right there.
St. Louis - Ok maybe they have the room, but I don't know why Zach would sign here over NJ
Detroit - Between resigning Quicny, Stewart, Abdelkader and Helm the Wings might barely have enough to give Zach 7m
Minnesota - They still need 5-7 players and will prob use a lot of that space to sign a quality defenseman, maybe if he took a hometown discount...
Rangers - Giving Zach 8.5m would leave then 7.5m to sign 5 other players including Zuccarello and Del Zotto. seems unlikely to me
#16
Posted 09 May 2012 - 04:06 PM
I don't think what the Devils do for the rest of this playoff season (even winning a Cup) will sway Zach much one way or another...I just don't think they correlate that much. For all of the good feelings and smiles that winning can bring, we see players bolt for what they think are greener pastures all of the time, as we say "Why the hell would you leave such a great situation?" We can't get inside these players' heads, and we never will. A lot of what factors into decisions that seem to make little to no sense on the surface are factors we'll never be privy to, nor should we be. If Zach chooses to leave for whatever the reasons, he doesn't owe me an explanation as to why...it's a right he earned, and it's his right to stay or leave.
Even with these two series wins, I don't think Zach is any closer to leaving or staying than he was before.
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#17
Posted 09 May 2012 - 04:21 PM
#18
Posted 09 May 2012 - 04:36 PM
Nashville needs to resign Suter, Weber and Kostitsyn x2, Gaustad, Radulav and MacLellan (rfa's). That's most of their 32m right there.
Suter is as good as gone. After the shenanigans before Game 3, Kostitsyn and Radulov will not be back. I wouldn't expect Weber to sign a long term deal before UFA status. Gaustad probably won't be back.
Detroit - Between resigning Quicny, Stewart, Abdelkader and Helm the Wings might barely have enough to give Zach 7m
Stuart (sp) isn't necessarily coming back, and the other three are in no way going to eat up 12-14 mil.
Minnesota - They still need 5-7 players and will prob use a lot of that space to sign a quality defenseman, maybe if he took a hometown discount...
If you were the Wild and had a choice of a quality defenseman, or a hometown hero that could be the face of the franchise, what would you pick?
#19
Posted 09 May 2012 - 04:45 PM
Even with these two series wins, I don't think Zach is any closer to leaving or staying than he was before.
I think fans overrate it, but I definitely think it matters. You don't want to leave a sour taste in Parise's mouth before he hits UFA.
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#20
Posted 09 May 2012 - 04:52 PM
The teams that have the cap room to offer Zach 8.5m aren't the type of teams he would leave us for. Zach's a devil for life IMO.
Hello, Detroit is waiting with more money than any team to make an offer and Detroit is a terrific hockey town with an outstanding owner.
In a heart beat he should go if he gets an offer from Detroit.
Edited by LucifersDog, 09 May 2012 - 04:54 PM.
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