Vancouver Canucks                
Last Updated: 10/24/2023               
General Manager: Whomp               
ProFSL ID: Whomp               
               
Team Budget 2023-24 Season               
23/24 Salary:   $102.1   23/24 Cap:   $105.00   Cap Space:    $2.9
24/25 Salary:   $89.8   24/25 Cap:   $105.00   Cap Space:    $15.2
25/26 Salary:   $72.9   25/26 Cap:   $105.00   Cap Space:    $32.1

NHL Roster (32/32 Players)

Forwards
C Elias Pettersson, $8.4m (2025-2026) [$6.7m] (C) [NMC]
C Sean Monahan, $0.9m (2023-2024)
C Michael Rasmussen, $1.3m (2023-2024)
C Bo Horvat, $7.1m (2027-2028)
C Barrett Hayton, $4.9m (2026-2027)

C/LW Teddy Blueger, $0.5m (2024-2025)
C/LW Paul Cotter $0.5m (2024-2025) [RFA]
C/LW Liam Foudy $0.5m (2024-2025) [RFA]
C/RW Matt Duchene, $8.0m (2025-2026)
LW/RW Oliver Bjorkstrand, $5.3m (2025-2026)
LW/RW Anthony Mantha, $5.7m (2023-2024)
LW/RW Alexei Toropchenko, $0.5m (2024-2025) [RFA]
LW/RW Victor Olofsson, $0.8m (2024-2025)

RW Mathieu Joseph, $0.8m (2024-2025)
RW Brock Boeser, $5.8m (2026-2027) [$4.9m] (A) [NMC]
RW Dawson Mercer, $0.9m (2023-2024) [RFA]
LW Kyle Connor, $7.1m (2025-2026)
LW Zach Hyman, $2.0m (2023-2024)
LW Nils Hoglander, $0.9m (2024-2025)
LW Ridly Greig, $0.6m (R)

Defensemen
D Quinn Hughes, $6.5m (2025-2026) [$5.5m] (A) [NMC]
D Tyler Myers, $6.0m (2023-2024) [$5.1m] (A) [NMC]
D Miro Heiskanen, $8.5m (2028-2029)
D Zach Werenski, $5.2m (2026-2027)
D Jake Sanderson, $0.9m (2024-2025) [RFA]
D Tony DeAngelo $3.7m (2024-2025)
D Ryan McDonagh, $0.5m (2024-2025)
D Damon Severson, $0.5m (2024-2025)

Goalies
G Thatcher Demko, $5.0m (2025-2026)
G Carter Hart, $6.0m (2024-2025)
G Laurent Brossoit, $0.8m (2024-2025)
G Akira Schmid, $0.5m (R)


IR List

Contract Buy-Outs and Cash Exchanges

Minor League Roster (29/32 Players)
RW Vasili Podkolzin, $0.7m (2023-2024) [RFA]
C Semyon Der-Arguchintsev, $0.7m (R)
C Linus Karlsson, $0.7m (R)
C Marat Khusnutdinov, $0.8m (R)
C Ty Smilanic, $0.6m (R)
C Ryan Leonard $0.9m (R)
C Ty Voit, $0.5m (R)
C Massimo Rizzo, $0.5m (R)
LW Egor Afanasyev, $0.5m (R)
LW Aidan McDonough, $0.7m (R)
LW Kevin Bicker, $0.6m (R)
LW Josh Bloom, $0.5m (R)
RW Matt Maggio, $0.6m (R)
RW Jack Malone, $0.7m (R)
RW Ozzy Wiesblatt, $0.8m (R)
RW Filip Mesar, $0.8m (R)
RW Cole Schwindt, $0.5m (R)
D Samuel Knazko, $0.5m (R)
D Donovan Sebrango, $0.8m (R)
D Artem Duda, $0.6m (R)
D David Jiricek, $0.9m (R)
D Elias Pettersson, $0.5m (R)
D Tom Willander $0.9m (R)
D Mikhail Gulyayev, $0.9m (R)
G Arturs Silovs, $0.7m (R)
G Benjamin Gaudreaus, $0.9m (R)
G Aku Koskenvuos, $0.5m (R)
G Sebastian Cossas, $0.9m (R)
G Olivier Rodrigue, $0.5m (R)
G Carter Gylander, $0.8m (R)
G Clay Stevenson, $0.8m (R)


Draft Picks
2024 1st
2024 2nd
2024 3rd
2023 5th
2023 6th
2023 7th

2025 1st
2025 2nd
2025 3rd
2025 5th
2025 6th
2025 7th

TBD

Team Captains:

To add an extra feature to PDH, we are introducing Team Captains to every team, similar to how each NHL team can have one Captain and three Assistant Captains during game play.

Each franchise will be able to name:
- 1 Captain [C]
- 3 Assistant Captains [A]

* Goalies are NOT eligible to be named team captains
- All 4 captains will have a no-trade clause [NTC], and be non-trade-able while they are a captain
- Captains are not able to be bought out, or waived and sent to the minors
- Team Captains do not necessarily have to be a captain on their real-life team

These Captains will get a slight reduction in salary cap hit, as follows:
Captain:
20% less cap hit

Assistant Captains:
15% less cap hit each

These reductions apply for all of:
- Players' existing contracts on start-up of the league
- Re-signing your own FA
- Matching the final winning RFA bid on your own player
- Upon the final winning FA bid (*If player is on your real-life franchise name. See below for more)

A Team Captain MUST be on your team name franchise in real life
Examples: (as of Oct. 2020)
(1) The Toronto Maple Leafs franchise could name: Tavares, Marner, Matthews, etc. as they are all on the Toronto Maple Leafs in real life. But not McDavid, Crosby or Ovechkin who are not on the Maple Leafs in real life, or Fredrick Anderson who is a goalie.
(2) The Tampa Bay Lightning franchise could name: Stamkos, Kucherov, Hedman, etc., but not Andrei Vasilevskiy who is a goalie, or Pastrnak, Seguin, Kopitar as none are on the Lightning in real life


Team Captain Duration:
- Team Captains must remain captains for a period of 2 years
- Every 2 years, teams can re-assign their captains if they choose. The player's full salary would be re-instated if he no longer is a captain

Captains will be named upon start-up of the league in the 2020 off-season (For the 2020-2021 season)

In the off-season of 2022, teams will be able to re-choose their captains or keep the same ones.
The "Captain Naming Off-Seasons" will be as follows:
2020  -  League start-up; Captains remain in place for the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 seasons
2022  -  Captains remain in place for the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 seasons
2024  -  Captains remain in place for the 2024-2025 and 2025-2026 seasons
2026  -  Captains remain in place for the 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 seasons


If a Team Captain is Traded or Leaves in FA in Real Life:

Free Agency:
- If any of your captains leaves your real life franchise in free agency, you must immediately choose a new captain.
Your new captain will get the cap reduction, while your former captain will revert back to full salary cap hit
(This immediate action is because real-life FA happens in the off-season and not during a season)

Traded:
- If any of your captains is traded in real life, he will no longer be eligible to be a team captain for your franchise
However:
- The player may remain a team captain for the remainder of that season, as a real-life trade is an unforeseen circumstance that we cannot plan for in this league
- You must choose a new team captain in the off-season, and the traded captain will revert back to original/full cap hit
- You can, if you choose, re-name your captain mid-season if a trade occurs (if you have the cap to make it work)

In both cases, no matter when you have to re-name a new captain, they will be able to be replaced in the "captain naming off-season:"
Example:
Your team captain gets traded in real life during the 2020-2021 season
You then name a new captain that off-season - he will be your captain for the 2021-2022 season
The off-season of 2022 is when all teams review their captains and can make changes if they choose; Your new captain also falls under this even though he will have only been captain for one season. You can replace him at this time, or keep him as your captain


Note:
Team Captains do not necessarily have to be the "best" players on your team or highest scoring players.
Given that it is a 2-year window the player must remain a captain, some strategy will go into choosing your captains to maximize the cap reduction - but also understand that you will not be able to trade these players for 2 years.
So, while you might want to name a player a captain based solely on his cap hit even if he may not be a highly productive fantasy player, keep in mind that he would not be able to be traded, bought out, or sent to the minors for the duration of his captaincy.

Releasing Players:

Any player making under $1m per year can be dropped for free with no penalty ($0.5m-$0.9m per year)


Contract Buy-Outs:

Teams are permitted to buy-out a player's contract to obtain a reduced salary cap hit over the remaining length of the contract
Buy-out rules are in line with NHL rules

Buy-out amount is based on the age of the player at the time of the buy-out, as follows:
- 1/3 of the remaining contract value, if the player is younger than 26 at the time of the buy-out (x by 0.333)
- 2/3 of the remaining contract value, if the player is 26 or older at the time of the buy-out (x by 0.667)

A buy-out may be spread out over the total number of years the player has remaining on his contract (fewer years are allowed but never more)

The cap hit per year is calculated as follows:
- Multiply the remaining salary by the buy-out amount (as determined by age) to obtain the total buy-out cost
- Spread the total buy-out cost evenly over the remaining contract years

Examples:
Example (1) Player A is 29 years old. Contract is $8.0m (2022-2023). (Under contract for 3 years at $8.0m per year)
Buy-Out Calculation:
$8.0m x 3 years remaining = $24.0m remaining salary
Multiply $24.0m by 2/3 (player is 26 or older at time of buy-out):
24 x 0.667 = 16.01 -> Rounded = $16.0m total buy-out cost
- The $16.0m buy-out cost may be paid out over 3 years max (length of original contract)
- You may also pay the $16.0m buy-out cost over 1 year all at once, or over 2 or 3 years split up however you choose
Examples:
Split Over 2 Years: 2020-21 = $10.0m; 2021-22 = $6.0m
Split over 3 Years Differently: 2020-21 = $0m; 2021-22 = $10.5m; 2022-23 = $5.5m
Split over 3 Years Evenly: 2020-21 = $5.3m; 2021-22 = $5.3m; 2022-23 = $5.4m

Example (2) Player A is 25 years old. Contract is $4.0m (2023-2024). (Under contract for 4 years at $4.0m per year)
Buy-Out Calculation:
$4.0m x 4 years remaining = $16.0m remaining salary
Multiply $16.0m by 1/3 (player is under 26 at time of buy-out):
16 x 0.333 = 5.328 -> Rounded = $5.3m total buy-out cost
- The $5.3m buy-out cost may be paid out over 1, 2, 3, or 4 years, split up however you choose

Re-Allocating Buy-Out Funds:
To allow for maximum cap flexibility for future years, you may at any time re-allocate funds for a buy-out. 
Example:
A $15.0m buy-out originally split over 3 Years: 2020-21 = $5.0m; 2021-22 = $5.0m; 2022-23 = $5.0m
In 2021-22 if you realize you have an extra $5.0m of cap space to spare, you may re-allocate the 2022-23 buy-out cost to your 2021-22 books to relieve yourself of the $5.0m cap hit in 2022-23


Compliance Buy-Out: (For NEW GM's)

Any new GM to the league (2021-2022 season and later) will be awarded one compliance buy-out upon taking control of their franchise (no cap hit penalty)


Waivers:

Teams can send up to 3 players to the minors who would not otherwise qualify (over 31 games played)

Waivers happen in the NHL, and in PDH they are an opportunity to give teams who have minor league roster spots to house an unproductive and/or overpaid player without having to buy him out.

If you would like to send a player to the minors, he must clear a 48-hour waiver wire period.
During this 48-hour window, any team may put in a waiver claim.

If claimed, the claiming team would get the player at a reduced cap hit of 20% off of the contract value (80% of the contract). The original team who placed the player on waivers would still be responsible for paying the remaining 20%.

If the player goes unclaimed, you can then send the player to minors. While in the minors, your team may receive a slight cap hit reduction, as follows (same as in the NHL):
"If a player has a Cap Hit greater than the Buried Threshold:
If they are sent to Minors, the team's Cap Hit is (the player Cap Hit - Buried Threshold)
The Buried Threshold is $1.1m

If a player with a Cap Hit less than the Buried Threshold is sent down, their full Cap Hit no longer counts on the Team's total cap hit"

Example:
C Sidney Crosby, $8.7m (2024-2025)
You would like to send Crosby to the minors because he is under-performing, but you do not want to buy him out in the event he returns to form. He would first have to clear waivers.

Scenario A:
He is claimed off waivers.
The claiming team assumes Crosby's full contract, but at 80% of his current salary. His contract on the claiming team becomes:
C Sidney Crosby, $7.0m (2024-2025)
Your team, who put Crosby on waivers, is still responsible for paying the other 20% for the duration of Crosby's contract: $1.7m per year (2024-2025). This would show up under "Contract Buy-Outs and Cash Exchanges" on your roster

Scenario B:
He goes unclaimed.
Crosby can be placed on your Minor League Roster (you must have roster space or clear a roster spot)
His cap hit against your team's cap would be Cap Hit - Buried Threshold (8.7 - 1.1), so $7.6m.


You must make a separate post stating your are placing 'Player A' on waivers. This begins the 48-hour waiver window.
Mods will edit the post to reflect when the waiver window closes.

Waiver priority is determined by league standings at the time the waiver claim widow closes.
The team in last place when the waiver claim window closes has highest priority.
The priority list follows from worst to first in the standings. 

In the off-season, the final standings from the prior season will determine waiver priority order.

Waived players may be called back up to your NHL roster at any time.
Their contract reverts to the original, full cap hit (you must have the sufficient cap space).
There are no re-entry waivers - the player will immediately be placed onto your NHL roster.

* Players on 35-plus contracts ARE NOT eligible for waivers.

Trading Waived Players:
As per the NHL, if multiple teams put in a waiver claim on a player, the team who wins the waiver clam cannot immediately freely trade him.
The player would first have to be offered to the other teams who put in a waiver claim (they would get him for free at his current contract, no trade would have to be completed):

For example, if a player is placed on waivers and three team place a claim on him. The team lowest in the standings gets first dibs. If they then decide to trade the player, he would first have to be passed on by the other two teams. If one of those other two teams places a claim, the player would be theirs. If not, he can be traded

If there was only one team who placed a waiver claim in the first place, they would be able to trade the player freely


Retired Players:

Any player who retires from the NHL has his contract and cap hit nullified from your roster, UNLESS:

- You signed the player in FA to a multi-year contract and he was 35+ years of age at the time of signing (A 35-plus contract - see below)
- If your player on a [35+] contract retires, his remaining contract and cap him remain in full


What is a 35-plus Contract?

Any player signed in PDH Free Agency to a multi-year contract who is 35+ years of age at the time of signing

In PDH, this player will assume a 35+ contract, shown as follows:
Zdeno Chara, $6.5m (2023-2024) [35+]

Our rules for Waivers and Retirement for 35+ contracts will not include any players not signed in PDH FA

Contract Extensions
Only players whose contracts have expired may be extended
(ie. You cannot extend a player in the 3rd or 4th year of a 5 year contract)

Extension Period:
You may only extend a player's contract during the designated extension period(s)
This will be in the off-season, after PDH playoffs and before the PDH Rookie Draft

How to do Extensions:
Look up the player's rank from each of the past 2 seasons (On Fantrax, players will be sorted by "Score")
Their highest rank will be used to calculate their extension cost
Find the corresponding dollar amount for the player at his position, listed below
*If a player has multiple eligibility positions at time of re-sign (ie. C,RW or LW/RW) you take the highest dollar amount for the re-sign value
(It may, or may not be the highest rank number, as each position has different re-sign values)

Example of Posting a Re-Sign:
C Evgeny Kuznetsov
2018-19 Rank: 39
2019-20 Rank: 63
Highest Rank = 39th - > $5.7m re-sign value
$5.7m re-sign per year for 2, 3, 4, or 5 years (up to GM)

Examples of Dual-Eligible Re-Sign Posts:
LW/RW Patrik Laine
2018-19 LW Rank: 32nd
2019-20 LW Rank: 18th
Highest Rank = 18th - > $6.0m re-sign value
2018-19 RW Rank: 28nd
2019-20 RW Rank: 12th
Highest Rank = 12th - > $6.9m re-sign value
$6.9m re-sign per year for 3, 4, or 5 years (up to GM)


Contract Limits for Extensions
Contract extensions have minimum contract lengths, as well as maximum lengths
There is added flexibility versus Free Agency contracts, and numbers somewhat mimic how NHL re-signs would go depending on age of player

Salary Per Year - Min & Max Years
$6.5m+ - 3 to 5 years
$5 to $6.4m - 2 to 5 years
$3.5 to $4.9m - 2 to 4 years
$2 to $3.4m - 1 to 3 years
$0.5 to $1.9m - 1 to 2 years


Extension Values:
- Extension values are based on real-life NHL cap hits, with one exception:
- D values are at a 10% reduction versus real-life contracts, due to the fact that in PDH we have 6 D slots and 3 each of C,LW,RW. Flex spots can be any skater so those are not factored in, although one could actually start 9 D, furthering the argument for a slight reduction in D re-sign values.
- All values have been rounded down where applicable:
(ie. Contracts that are $5,850,000 are now $5,800,000; Contracts that are $4,687,687 are now $4,600,000)
- Values will be updated yearly to reflect the most current contracts

Last Updated Sept.30, 2020. Based on all cap hits from the 2019-20 NHL season:

CENTER:
1. Connor McDavid   $12,500,000
2. Auston Matthews   $11,600,000
3. John Tavares   $11,000,000
4. Jonathan Toews   $10,500,000
5. Anze Kopitar   $10,000,000
6. Jack Eichel   $10,000,000
7. Tyler Seguin   $9,800,000
8. Evgeni Malkin   $9,500,000
9. Nicklas Bäckström   $9,200,000
10. Sidney Crosby   $8,700,000
11. Steven Stamkos   $8,500,000
12. Leon Draisaitl   $8,500,000
13. Sebastian Aho   $8,400,000
14. Ryan Getzlaf   $8,200,000
15. Ryan Johansen   $8,000,000
16. Matt Duchene   $8,000,000
17. Logan Couture   $8,000,000
18. Evgeny Kuznetsov   $7,800,000
19. Ryan O'Reilly   $7,500,000
20. David Krejci   $7,200,000
21. Nico Hischier   $7,200,000
22. Kevin Hayes   $7,100,000
23. Ryan Kesler   $6,800,000
24. Patrice Bergeron   $6,800,000
25. Brayden Point   $6,700,000
26. Derek Stepan   $6,500,000
27. Paul Stastny   $6,500,000
28. Brayden Schenn   $6,500,000
29. Sean Monahan   $6,300,000
30. Nathan MacKinnon   $6,300,000
31-35   $6,000,000
36-40   $5,700,000
41-45   $5,500,000
46-50   $5,200,000
51-55   $4,900,000
56-60   $4,500,000
61-65   $4,000,000
66-70   $3,700,000
71-75   $3,200,000
76-80   $2,800,000
81-85   $2,000,000
86-90   $1,500,000
90-100   $1,100,000
100+   $900,000

LEFT WING:
1. Artemi Panarin   $11,600,000
2. Alex Ovechkin   $9,500,000
3. Jamie Benn   $9,500,000
4. Jeff Skinner   $9,000,000
5. Claude Giroux   $8,200,000
6. Zach Parise   $7,500,000
7. Kyle Connor   $7,100,000
8. James van Riemsdyk   $7,000,000
9. Max Pacioretty   $7,000,000
10. Evander Kane   $7,000,000
11. Anders Lee   $7,000,000
12. Matthew Tkachuk   $7,000,000
13. Johnny Gaudreau   $6,700,000
14. Patrik Laine   $6,700,000
15. Chris Kreider   $6,500,000
16. Alex DeBrincat   $6,400,000
17. Brad Marchand   $6,100,000
18. Mats Zuccarello   $6,000,000
19. Filip Forsberg   $6,000,000
20. Loui Eriksson   $6,000,000
21. Milan Lucic   $6,000,000
22. Timo Meier   $6,000,000
23. Jake Guentzel   $6,000,000
24. Jonathan Huberdeau   $5,900,000
25. Alexander Steen   $5,700,000
26. Gabriel Landeskog   $5,500,000
27. Andrew Ladd   $5,500,000
28. Jonathan Drouin   $5,500,000
29. Nick Foligno   $5,500,000
30. Jason Zucker   $5,500,000
31-35   $5,000,000
36-40   $4,500,000
41-45   $3,500,000
46-50   $3,200,000
51-55   $2,900,000
56-60   $2,600,000
61-65   $2,200,000
66-70   $2,000,000
71-75   $1,600,000
76-80   $1,400,000
81-85   $1,000,000
85+   $900,000

RIGHT WING:
1. Mitchell Marner   $10,800,000
2. Patrick Kane   $10,500,000
3. Mark Stone   $9,500,000
4. Nikita Kucherov   $9,500,000
5. Mikko Rantanen   $9,200,000
6. Blake Wheeler   $8,200,000
7. Jakub Voracek   $8,200,000
8. Phil Kessel   $8,000,000
9. Vladimir Tarasenko   $7,500,000
10. Clayton Keller   $7,100,000
11. Joe Pavelski   $7,000,000
12. William Nylander   $6,900,000
13. David Pastrnak   $6,600,000
14. Alexander Radulov   $6,200,000
15. Brandon Saad   $6,000,000
16. Kyle Okposo   $6,000,000
17. Nikolaj Ehlers   $6,000,000
18. Dustin Brown   $5,800,000
19. Cam Atkinson   $5,800,000
20. Brock Boeser   $5,800,000
21. T.J. Oshie   $5,700,000
22. James Neal   $5,700,000
23. Jordan Eberle   $5,500,000
24. Gustav Nyquist   $5,500,000
25. Travis Konecny   $5,500,000
26. Teuvo Teräväinen   $5,400,000
27. Patric Hörnqvist   $5,300,000
28. Ondrej Palat   $5,300,000
29. Jakob Silfverberg   $5,200,000
30. Yanni Gourde   $5,100,000
31-35   $5,000,000
36-40   $4,600,000
41-45   $3,900,000
46-50   $3,300,000
51-55   $3,000,000
56-60   $2,300,000
61-65   $1,500,000
66-70   $1,100,000
71-100   $900,000
100-129   $800,000
130+   $700,000

DEFENSE:
1. Erik Karlsson   $10,300,000
2. Drew Doughty   $9,900,000
3. Roman Josi   $8,100,000
4. P.K. Subban   $8,100,000
5. Oliver Ekman-Larsson   $7,300,000
6. Jacob Trouba   $7,200,000
7. John Carlson   $7,200,000
8. Brent Burns   $7,200,000
9. Thomas Chabot   $7,200,000
10. Victor Hedman   $7,000,000
11. Shea Weber   $7,000,000
12. Jared Spurgeon   $6,700,000
13. Ryan Suter   $6,700,000
14. Aaron Ekblad   $6,700,000
15. Kris Letang   $6,400,000
16. Marc-Édouard Vlasic   $6,300,000
17. Brent Seabrook   $6,100,000
18. Mark Giordano   $6,000,000
19. Ryan McDonagh   $6,000,000
20. Ivan Provorov   $6,000,000
21. Cam Fowler   $5,800,000
22. Justin Faulk   $5,800,000
23. Keith Yandle   $5,600,000
24. Ryan Ellis   $5,500,000
25. Joshua Morrissey   $5,500,000
26. Tyler Myers   $5,400,000
27. Alexander Edler   $5,400,000
28. Erik Johnson   $5,400,000
29. Johnny Boychuk   $5,400,000
30. Matt Dumba    $5,400,000
31-35   $5,200,000
36-40   $4,900,000
41-45   $4,800,000
46-50   $4,600,000
51-55   $4,500,000
56-60   $4,300,000
61-65   $4,000,000
66-70   $3,700,000
71-75   $3,600,000
76-80   $3,600,000
81-85   $3,500,000
86-90   $3,100,000
90-95   $2,700,000
96-100   $2,200,000
101-110   $1,300,000
111-120   $1,000,000
121-130   $900,000
131-190   $800,000
191+   $700,000

GOALIE:
1. Carey Price   $10,500,000
2. Sergei Bobrovsky   $10,000,000
3. Andrei Vasilevskiy   $9,500,000
4. Marc-André Fleury   $7,000,000
5. Tuukka Rask   $7,000,000
6. John Gibson   $6,400,000
7. Connor Hellebuyck   $6,100,000
8. Cory Schneider   $6,000,000
9. Jonathan Quick   $5,800,000
10. Martin Jones   $5,700,000
11. Roberto Luongo   $5,300,000
12. Frederik Andersen   $5,000,000
13. Robin Lehner   $5,000,000
14. Semyon Varlamov   $5,000,000
15. Pekka Rinne   $5,000,000
16. Ben Bishop   $4,900,000
17. Darcy Kuemper   $4,500,000
18. Mikko Koskinen   $4,500,000
19. Jordan Binnington   $4,400,000
20. Jake Allen   $4,300,000
21. Devan Dubnyk   $4,300,000
22. Antti Raanta   $4,200,000
23. Elvis Merzlikins   $4,000,000
24. Tristan Jarry   $3,500,000
25. James Reimer   $3,400,000
26. Philipp Grubauer   $3,300,000
27. Petr Mrázek   $3,100,000
28. Jonathan Bernier   $3,000,000
29. Joonas Korpisalo   $2,800,000
30. Carter Hutton   $2,700,000
31. David Rittich   $2,700,000
32. Anders Nilsson   $2,600,000
33. Jaroslav Halák   $2,200,000
34. Pavel Francouz   $2,000,000
35. Ilya Sorokin   $2,000,000
36-40   $1,400,000
41-50   $900,000
51+   $800,000