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bob

We don't have the cap space to bring Zherdev back for 3.5 million? Or you just saving cap for next batch of junk UFAs like Redden?

Mel_99

Zherdev for $3.5m? That's insane.

Zherdev put up 58 points this season.

checked salaries by players putting up similar numbers and …

Kesler – 59 pts- 1.75 mill
Pavelski – 59 pts – 1.6 mill
Hudler – 57 pts – 1 mill
Michalek – 57 pts – 4.3 mill
Huselius – 56 points 4.7 mill

If Zherdev stays around the 2.5 mill he is already making, that would be OK.

rangers shouldn't overpay for a player who "might have the skills" to score 40 goals.

C

I would rather the Rangers sign Daniel Sedin over Zherdev.

PuckCentral.net

The Sedin twins are a package deal and they're asking for $5M I believe per season in Vancouver & that was considered a 'hometown discount'

LI Joe

z made $ 3.2 mm this yr. the $ 2.5 mm was the avg of his contract. so any negotiations will be off the $ 3.2 mm

http://www.hockeybuzz.com/cap-central/team.php?team=NYR

can also hit the show cap hits as this tab i am attaching is the actual cash amt for each player and each yr

bob

"Huselius – 56 points 4.7 mill"

there you go, I rathergo with Zherdev than garbage like Huselius.

"Kesler – 59 pts- 1.75 mill
Pavelski – 59 pts – 1.6 mill
Hudler – 57 pts – 1 mill"

wait and see what they get when they sign a neaw contract.

Chris

Garbage like Huselius? You must not watch much Western Conference hockey, Bob. He has much better hands than Zherdev, and can run a PP. He's expensive, but explosive in the right system (i.e. when he was with Calgary).

Kesler is like a young Drury who will drop the gloves. I would still rather have Zherdev, though. There is more offensive upside to Zherdev. Hudler and Zherdev together would be really interesting, but I guess it's one or the other.

Mike

I really hope they bring back Betts; he's my favorite Ranger.

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