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« on: October 25, 2020, 05:58:16 PM »
I don’t really care either way, not sure why you’re worked up about it
The trade was posted on Fantrax when ProFSL was down and you could have voted on it over there if you felt strongly enough
It’s not like Jean is a newbie and getting ripped off. What’s the big deal overall here Slack?
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« on: October 25, 2020, 04:15:51 PM »
Yes, that was established a couple days ago
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« on: October 25, 2020, 03:31:57 PM »
A player like Luka Doncic, who is likely to be among the top players in the league for the next 10 years, will be severely under market value for 8 years under the proposed rule change versus just 4 in the current rules. Being able to franchise tag players worth $30m+/y and 2 first round picks (RFA compensation) and get them for 4 years at around $25m/y is a very significant change.
Agree again with Wiz 
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« on: October 25, 2020, 12:53:45 PM »
Honestly think this change would be pretty lame and unrealistic (relative to actual NBA rules). GMs can lock up elite young talent for almost a decade without ever having to subject the player to a market evaluation. The franchise tag will essentially just serve as a feedback loop instituting a salary hard cap under $30m/y. This further devalues current contracts which exceed that amount too which is another issue in its own right.
GMs have a ton of control already over their RFAs, and giving them this option as well would just have long-term negative consequences on player salaries and market value.
Agreed Shorter version: You can match an RFA bid and keep your young stud player for 4 years on his RFA contract, and at the end of that contract you can then franchise tag him for another 4 years. Add on the 4 years of his rookie contract and you have yourself a stud player foe 12 years. This would just shorten it to 8 (can’t tag a player twice)
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« on: October 24, 2020, 06:14:32 PM »
How do we calculate Extension in DNHL? Looked thru the rules pages and nothing where I think it should be "Contracts & Extensions". Thanks guys.
Easy answer: Total fanpts x by 30,000 2019-20 season / 25,000 2018-19 season and whatever is more is the extension value Extensions
Contract extensions may be offered during the offseason "Extension Period" which is normally a 3 month period from when the NHL regular season ends in April until the entry draft is complete in June. The exact time-frame will be announced annually. Extension values are determined by looking up the player's fantasy points in both the current season and the prior season. The higher of these two values is multiplied by a static factor of $25K. The result is the players' extension value. Contract length follows the minimum/maximum rules stated above.
The minimum contract extension is $800k - any player that falls under that value must be extended at $800k.
** Contracts are rounded up or down to the nearest 100k ***
** Due to the Covid shortened season , 19/20 season is multiplied by 30k ****
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« on: October 24, 2020, 04:22:12 PM »
The Pelicans will Franchise Tag SF Brandon Ingram utilizing the 4-year option.
SF Value: 25.2m
As of right now I believe Ingram is coming off his rookie contract (drafted in 2016), so wouldn't qualify for the franchise tag: Franchise Tag
Each team will be given one franchise tag per league year.
Only players on expiring, non-rookie deals will be eligible for the franchise tag.
You may only franchise tag a player once. After the tag expires, he goes into FA.
A franchise tagged player will receive a salary equivalent of the top 5 highest paid average salaried players for that position. (PG, SG, SF, PF, C - We will use what position Spotrac gives a player, so to take away the confusion of players who may be SG/SF for example).
A franchise tagged player may be signed for 1-4 years, with the last 2 years eligible to be team options if the team chooses (the same as drafted rookies).
In the event a team wishes to franchise tag and then trade a player (tag and trade) any team trading for that player MUST send back either two future 1st round draft choices OR one future 1st round draft choice along with a player on a present rookie wage contract. However we're looking into the possibility of any player on an expiring contract to be eligible. If that's the case a league poll will be put up. Either way, you don't lose your RFA's. Franchise tag (I think... I didn't write the initial rules) was so you could keep a player on your roster who would otherwise be lost to FA, since we have no re-signs.
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« on: October 22, 2020, 10:34:14 PM »
@Orange Country nice to have you back in here! Look forward to battling you again!
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« on: October 22, 2020, 10:33:50 PM »
Welcome @wilsnip ! Happy to have some excited new owners in the league to help these franchises along!
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« on: October 22, 2020, 05:43:00 PM »
 Vancouver Canucks:G Martin Jones, $4.1m (2022-2023) D Tyson Barrie, $5m (2023-2024) C/LW Jamie Benn, $7.8m (2021-2022) LW Chris Kreider, $3.2m (2020-2021) LW Evander Kane, $4m (2020-2021) C Mark Scheifele, $4.8m (2020-2021)
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« on: October 22, 2020, 11:48:24 AM »
So Fantrax will automatically calculate the 66% buyout on the remaining contract value? Does that apply that over the same years of the contract remaining or do we have a choice? Can we still move buyouts around after the fact or are we locked in once we drop the player?
That's cool if you can set that as a feature on Fantrax to set up the B.O. amount I'm assuming a Mod would have to alter the dollars if teams want to re-allocate how the BO is made though (Quick question though - is any player who is dropped, making $1m/year or under still a free drop when done on Fantrax?)
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