TBD

Toronto Maple Leafs                
Last Updated: 10/24/2023               
General Manager: Vik               
ProFSL ID: Vik               
               
Team Budget 2023-24 Season               
23/24 Salary:   $104.9   23/24 Cap:    $105.00   Cap Space:    $0.1
24/25 Salary:   $69.8   24/25 Cap:   $105.00   Cap Space:    $35.2
25/26 Salary:   $31.2    25/26 Cap:   $105.00   Cap Space:    $73.8


NHL Roster (32/32 Players)

Forwards
C John Tavares, $11.0m (2024-2025) [$9.3m] (A) [NMC]
C Auston Matthews $11.6m (2023-2024) [$9.3m] (C) [NMC]
C Jason Dickinson, $0.5m (2023-2024)
C Nicklas Backstrom, $0.9m (2022-2023)

C/RW/LW Dillon Dube, $2.0m (2025-2026)
LW/RW Clayton Keller, $5.5 (2026-2027)
LW/RW Sammy Blias $0.5m (2023-2024)
LW Matt Martin, $0.5m (2023-2024)
LW James Van Reimsdyk, $0.9m (2023-2024)
LW Michael Pezzetta, $0.7m (2023-2024) [RFA]
LW Alexander Ovechkin, $9.5m (2023-2024)
LW Matthew Knies, $0.6m (R) **
RW Mitchell Marner, $10.9m (2024-2025) [$9.3m] (A) [NMC]
RW Vladimir Tarasenko, $4.6m (2023-2024)
RW Kyle Palmeri, $0.5m (2023-2024)
RW Brandon Duhaime, $0.5m (2023-2024) [RFA]

Defensemen
D Morgan Rielly, $7.2m (2024-2025) [$6.1m](A) [ [NMC]
D Neal, Pionk, $8.1m (2025-2026)
D Tyson Barrie, $6.0m (2026-2027)
D Kevin Bahl, $0.5m (R)
D Nate Smchidt, $0.5m (2023-2024)
D Justin Schutlz, $0.5m (2023-2024)
D Devon Toews, $5.4m (2026-2027)
D Erik Gudbranson, $0.9m (2023-2024)
D Carson Soucy, $1.3m (2024-2025)
D Brock Faber, $0.8m (R) **

Goalies
G Marc-Andre Fleury, $6.4m (2023-2024)
G Sergei Bobrovsky, $4.0m (2024-2025)
G Jack Campbell, $4.5m (2024-2025)
G Devon Levi, $0.6m (R)
G Arvid Soderblom, $0.5m (R)
G James Reimer, $0.5m (2024-2025)

IR List
RW Yegor Chinakhov, $0.8m (2023-2024)
LW Taylor Hall, $3.2m (2025-2026)
LW Andre Burakovsky, $2.0m (2025-2026) LTIR 10/25/23 **

Contract Buy-Outs and Cash Exchanges
D Jacob Muzzin, $5.6m (2023-2024) (Cash Paid) $0m, $1.2m, $1.0m
G Martin Jones, $5.8m (2023-2024) (Waivers) $1.2m, $1.2m, $1.2m
D Neal, Pionk, $8.1m (2025-2026) (Cash Paid) -$4m, -$2.6m, -$2.6m, -$2.6m

Minor League Roster (30/32 Players)
C Robert Mastrosimone, $0.5m (R)
C Roni Hirvonen, $0.5m (R)
C Jay O'Brien, $0.5m (R)
C Jan Mysak, $0.6m (R)
C Jayden Grubbe, $0.5m (R)
C William Smith, $0.9m (R)
LW Alexander Campbell, $0.7m (R)
LW Nick Abruzzese, $0.7m (R)
LW Ilya Fedotows, $0.6m (R)
LW Dylan James, $0.6m (R)
LW Julian Lutz, $0.6m (R)
LW Eduard Sale, $0.8m (R)
LW Daniil But, $0.8m (R)
RW Easton Cowan, $0.8m (R)
RW Jesse Kiiskinen, $0.8m (R)
RW William Whitelaw, $0.6m (R)
RW Jordan Dumais, $0.8m (R)
RW Nicholas Moldenhauer, $0.6m (R)
RW Ville Koivunen, $0.8m (R)
RW Chase Stillman, $0.8m (R)
D Jordan Spence, $0.7m (R)
D Lassi Thomson, $0.5m (R)
D Ty Nelson, $0.9m (R)
G Sergei Murashov, $0.5m (R)
G Patrik Hamrla, $0.5m (R)
G Tyler Brennan, $0.6m (R)
G Erik Kallgren, $0.7m (R)
G Yegor Zavragin, $0.8m (R)
G Damian Clara, $0.8m (R)
G Artur Akhtyamov, $0.5m (R)

Draft Picks
2024 1st
2024 2nd
2024 3rd
2024 3rd
2024 4th
2024 4th
2024 5th
2024 5th
2024 5th
2024 6th
2024 7th

2025 1st
2025 2nd
2025 3rd
2025 3rd
2025 4th
2025 5th
2025 6th
2025 7th

TBD

ProFSL Dynasty Hockey:

League Introduction and Set-Up:

• ProFSL Dynasty Hockey was established in 2020 following the Tampa Bay Lightning winning the 2020 Stanley Cup

The aim is to create a league different from what has been on this site in the past, by:

• Introducing a brand new feature - Each franchise has one Captain and three Assistant Captains, who are assigned a no-trade clause and a reduced salary capt hit
• Using a H2H 1-win scoring format
• Adding in an RFA extension period for players coming off of rookie contracts
• Using a Rookie Draft Lottery system for non-playoff teams

Salary Cap
2020-2021 Salary Cap: $105 million (~ 30% above actual NHL Salary Cap - [$81.5m])
Minimum player salary: $0.5m per year
Maximum player salary: No max

Contracts
Flat Salary
There are no variable salary contracts: Each year of a contract will have the same salary/cap hit amount
Minimum Salary
All contracts will be at least $0.5m per year, and must be in multiples of $0.1m


Conferences
There will be two conferences based on past Captains: One western based and one eastern based (as close as possible geographically, given which franchises are chosen)

Henrik Sedin Conference
Dougie Gilmour Conference


Scoring
League scoring will be "One Win, H2H" using an 11-CAT format
Example:
In week one, Team A defeats Team B 7-4. Team A's record will move to 1-0, and Team B's goes to 0-1


Scoring Categories:
Skaters:
G (Goals)
A (Assists)
PPP (PowerPlay Points)
SOG (Shots on Goal)
HIT (Hits)
BLK (Blocked Shots)
FOW (Faceoffs Won)

Goalies:
W (Wins)
SV (Saves)
SV% (Save Percentage)
GAA (Goals Against Average)
*Note: Goalies must have 3 games played in order to qualify for goalie stats (More below)


Roster Size

Maximum NHL roster size is 32

Maximum Minor League roster size is 30
(See Minor League Roster rules for more information)

Starting Lineup Roster:
3 C
3 LW
3 RW
6 D
3 Flex (Any Skaters)
2 G

Plus 12 Bench Slots to make up your 32-man Active Roster

Minimum Active Roster
All teams must have a minimum of 20 active starting roster players, who are slotted in (starting) at their eligible starting position (Each position listed above must have an eligible player in it)
Example:
Each team has to have eligible players in the following slots: 3C, 3LW, 3RW, 6D, 2G plus 3 other skaters in the FLEX slots.

Eligible NHL Roster Players:
Any player on your 32-man NHL Roster, whether slotted in a starting position or on a BN slot, MUST be in the NHL on an NHL team's active 23-man roster

Setting Line-Ups:
It is expected that you start active players who are playing on each night of NHL games
(ie. Not putting players from your BN into your active lineup who are not playing that night, in place of players who are playing that night)
If you forget to set your lineups for a day or two, that is an honest mistake and you will already be penalized by not accumulating stats for those 1 or 2 days of games
However, if you are repeatedly seen not setting lineups, you will first receive a warning (see penalties below), and in this case your lineup will be re-set by a mod to have the highest producing players each night in the active slots
This is to reduce losing on purpose, to gain a higher draft pick (ie. Actively tanking)

Failure to abide by either or both of the above NHL Roster and Setting Lineup rules will result in the following penalties:
1st Offence: Warning to make team legal
2nd Offence: Loss of highest available 1st Round Draft Pick
3rd Offense: Loss of next available 1st Round Draft Pick, plus highest available 2nd and 3rd Round Draft Picks
4th Offense: Removal from league

*For the following roster rules:
Minor League Roster
Injured Reserve (IR) and Long-Term Injury Reserve (LTIR)
COVID Opt-Outs
See: http://www.profsl.com/smf/index.php?topic=371704.0


Regular Season League Scheduling:
Each team will have two weekly match-ups
During the last 6 weeks, match-ups will be in-conference opponents only (to intensify playoff positioning battles)


Playoffs

10 out of 16 teams will make the playoffs:
- The top-3 seeds in each conference
- 4 Wild-Card spots, which are the 4 next best teams regardless of conference
- The top-3 seeds in each Conference will be rewarded with a 1st Round BYE

The Playoffs last a total of 5 weeks (including the 2-week Finals)
Round 1 Matchups - WildCard Round:
1st, 2nd, 3rd Sedin Conference - Bye  /  1st, 2nd, 3rd Gilmour Conference - Bye
WC 1 vs WC 4
WC 2 vs WC 3

Round 2: Highest seeds play lowest seeds in brackets
Example:
1st Sedin vs. WC 2  /  1st Gilmour vs. WC 1
2nd Sedin vs. 3rd Sedin  /  2nd Gilmour vs. 3rd Gilmour

Round 3: Conference Finals
Example:
1st Sedin vs. 2nd Sedin  /  1st Gilmour vs. 2nd Gilmour

Round 4: Finals (2-Week Match-up)
ie. 1st Sedin vs 1st Gilmour

Minor League Roster Players:

Eligibility:
Only players with 30 games or fewer can be held on your minor league roster entering a new season

Once a player hits 31 games played during the season, he may remain on your Minor League Roster until the end of the season

However, if you elect to call him up to your NHL Roster he wouldn't be eligible to be sent back down to the minors for free as he would have over 30 games played. He would have to be subjected to waivers like any other player
* For more information on waived players, see: https://www.profsl.com/smf/index.php?topic=371703.0

Audits will be done to look for players over 30 games played on minor league rosters when the off-season begins, and a list will be posted for all GM's to see and make according roster moves

Players on minor league (rookie) contracts who are not in the NHL in real life, are not allowed to be held on your active NHL roster*
With an extensive minor league roster, prospects can be held there until they hit 30 games played

* There will be 4 NHL roster spots allowed to be used where players who normally would fall under the above designation are allowed (over 30 NHL games played but not on an NHL roster). However:
To qualify, the player must:
- Be drafted by an NHL team
- Be playing professional hockey elsewhere (AHL, ECHL, KHL, SHL, Liiga, DEL, Exttraliga, etc.)
And,
- You must still dress a full 20-player active roster of players in the NHL
(Essentially these spots can be used to house players who are in and out of the NHL over the course of their entry level contracts of 3 years, but who still show great promise of being a prominent NHL player. But NOT an extension of the minor league roster, as junior or NCAA players would not qualify for these spots)


Rookie Contracts:
Players eligible for the minors will have contracts look like:
LW Alexis Lafrenière, $0.9m (R)
C Quinton Byfield, $0.9m (R)
D Jamie Drysdale, $0.9m (R)

Once a rookie player hits 31 games played, their contract is in effect for the rest of that season, plus 2 following seasons.
Example:
LW Alexis Lafrenière, $0.9m (R) plays his 31st game during the 2020-2021 season
His rookie contract will expire after the 2022-2023 season
His contract becomes: LW Alexis Lafrenière, $0.9m (2022-2023)[RFA]


Injury Reserve (IR):

Make a post on the ProFSL Transactions board stating you are moving a player to the IR

You may place as many qualified players on the IR as you would like

A qualified player must:
- Be injured, suspended, or away from the team for personal matters
- Usually the player will have a red flag or red cross symbol on Fantrax if injured, or yellow or blue flag if suspended/away from the team
- Mods may have to move the player manually depending on the status of the player (reason for making a post on ProFSL)

- IR players' salary cap hit does count against your team's cap space
- IR players do not count against your team's roster limit


Long-Term Injury Reserve (LTIR):

Make a post on the ProFSL Transactions board stating you are moving a player to the LTIR

Teams have three (3) LTIR spots for players eligible for the LTIR list

To be Eligible for LTIR:
- Player must be expected to be out for 10 games, or 24 calendar days from the date of injury

Player must remain on LTIR for this duration. 10 games or 24 days from the time you put him on LTIR.
There will be a thread to keep track of this, stating when he is eligible to be re-activated.

- LTIR players do not count against your team's roster limit
- LTIR players' salary cap hit does* count against your team's cap space...
* However, you are able to sign FA's up to the equivalent of the injured player's cap hit
Example:
- Player XYZ is placed on LTIR with a broken ankle and has a cap hit of $5.0m
- You may sign a FA to 'replace' that player, but the cap hit cannot exceed $5.0m per year (regular FA rules apply for bidding)
- You may sign more than one 'replacement' player if you have the roster space, but their combined cap hits cannot exceed the LTIR player's cap hit

-Once your LTIR player is activated, your team must become cap and roster compliant by dropping players to:
Get at or under cap, and at or under the 32-player roster limit. A payer who is signed as LTIR replacement is eligible to be dropped for free should GM not want to convert to full contract. Regular buyout and all other rules apply to non replacement players

**Note: This does not mean you would gain an extra $5.0m in cap to use for buy-outs, etc.
This $5.0m would only be used for signing FA's to 'replace' your LTIR player if your team would otherwise go over cap to sign 'replacement' players


COVID-19 Opt-Out Players:

Players who elect to opt-out due to COVID-19 concerns will follow similar rules as the LTIR

As long as they are away from the team:
COVID opt-out players' salary cap hit does* count against your team's cap space...
* However, you are able to sign FA's up to the equivalent of the player's cap hit, following same rules as LTIR for 'replacement' players