#24 – Not Sure If Serious or Playing Dumba

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Re: What is <i>up</i> with your team? –– non-SCF edition

[(Anonymous)]

http://www.thescore.com/news/1044539

Penguins are going to make a qualifying offer to Beau Bennett, but not to Justin Schulz.

Re: What is <i>up</i> with your team? –– non-SCF edition

[(Anonymous)]

There was no way they were going to justify Schultz (at least, not if I understand RFA rules correctly) - it'd mean giving him the same $3.9M a year he was making in Edmonton, and Pittsburgh doesn't have close to that much room. I have the impression they might still try to sign him in free agency for some lesser amount (again, if I understand the rules correctly).

Re: What is <i>up</i> with your team? –– non-SCF edition

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, it would actually have been more, they would have needed to give him a 5% raise. They'll definitely try to sign him for a lesser amount though and give him some term to make up the value.

Re: What is <i>up</i> with your team? –– non-SCF edition

[(Anonymous)]

sa

oh never mind, that's for players making 1 million. sorry, brainfart

Re: What is <i>up</i> with your team? –– non-SCF edition

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, a qualifying offer for an RFA player making more than one million dollars has to be the same as or more than their current salary.