Torrey Mitchell 3 years, 4.1 mil
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Cap hit: $1,366,666
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wootage for more Torrey Mitchell!
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NO AMOUNT OF MONEY IS TOO MUCH FOR TORREY MITCHELL
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I wouldn't be against it
But, believe it or not, I was one of the ones who chose the “less than $1M” option in the Mitchell poll a while back. Basically, I’d prefer for him to have a cheaper contract for cap reasons, but I won’t complain if he gets more than that simply because I think he’s worth it.
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I would have guessed that a hit north of $1M means that he might be slated to move up a line or two before the end of his contract. I mean we all understood that Cheechoo’s $3M for 3rd line duty is too much for the Sharks. But $1.3M for a mostly unproven (yes he was great two years ago, but not an offensive machine) 3rd line winger seems on the high end. Thoughts?
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So glad he is remaining in teal. Now all that remains are McGinn and Staubitz correct, then go out and sigh other players?
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by SharksFanEst.1994 on Aug 30, 2009 9:59 PM PDT reply actions
McGinn is still under contract. Staubitz is the only RFA that still needs to be re-signed.
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THIS MAKES ME SO HAPPY
A little more money than I expected, but I really don’t care. TORREY MITCHELL IS SIGNED FOR THREE MORE YEARS!!!
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I was initially irked by the cash...
But I guess the cap hit isn’t too bad considering the length of term. We’ve got him until he’s 27 at an ~$1.3MM hit? I can live with it.
Still, I wish it would have only been the 10% raise we were discussing. We’ve got less room now than I had though originally.
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God, DW is really generous with those pay raises.
While I think it’s a bit much considering he didn’t play a regular season game last year, it might turn out to be better than a one year at $0.8. Should appreciate nicely.
Two forwards, two defensemen left. Roughly $.74 per player. Definitely manageable, but I think Cheechoo might be a little more on edge in the next month if Petrecki ($1.125 M) or Moore ($1.00 M) have a solid camp*.
*Side note- anyone know a website to find out those guys salary bonus terms? It may be possible that they make less next season. McGinn too. I couldn’t find that information on CapGeek.
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I don’t have to worry about getting a new jersey until DW trades him and a first rounder for Chris Pronger. sigh
In all seriousness, I’m thrilled with the signing but I am perplexed by all the pay raises. I agree with Plank that as a one year hit this is too much for someone who didn’t play at all last year. But I think the length of the deal is what makes it a good one. Thanks for not making me sweat this out much longer Doug.
by princessminako on Aug 30, 2009 11:17 PM PDT reply actions
He'll prove he's worth the $$
Great to have him signed, and completely expected after the cap room relief acquired through the Ehrhoff deal.
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good price. i thought it would be alittle more but since he was hurt last season it really hurt his salary..
Well, I don’t think it hurts or helps. Still need some forwards, but the cap hit may affect who that is. If Cheechoo leaves, though (which I think he does), then we’ll have plenty o’ cash.
And BTW… my push for Pyatt is probably my lest fervent push so far this year. If you really want me to swoon, drop a “Halak to Sharks” rumor or 2.
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Excellent
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by SetoThorMarChooSki on Aug 31, 2009 1:47 AM PDT reply actions
Well this is awesome.
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So what are the odds
that Cheech is moved before the season starts? Or is the general consensus that if he is moved it will be by the deadline?
The odds are, I think, 70-30 that Cheechoo gets moved before the first game of the season.
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Good odds
The high(er) cap hit does put more pressure on Cheechoo being moved.
Wonder where?
Wild beat writer speculated they may be interested since they lost out on Tanguay.
The Bolts still need a top 6 fwd.
I’d rule out the Isles since Eklund mentioned them as a “rumor”.
Any other options?
Please DW, more cap space.
by IsThisTheYear? on Aug 31, 2009 8:51 AM PDT up reply actions
Buffalo is interested too, apparently. If you drop Cheechoo, you now have much more to spend to improve the roster.
Instead of $2.9MM to spend on 4 players, you now have $5.9MM to spend on 5, which is much better IMO.
As of right now, the roster hasn’t gotten any better. If DW wants to see the team improve, itt’l have to be through UFA signings. To sign UFA’s that will improve the team, you have to move Cheechoo.
Sorry Cheech.
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Yep - need to fill out roster with some vet either through UFA or trade
I think we need a 3rd line winger and maybe a 6th dman (or 4th if Huskins or Murray can’t step up).
For UFA wingers, I like Malhotra, Moore, or Pyatt would be good for the 3rd line. Betts, Peca, Hinote, Pettinger (maybe?) would be good for the 4th line/backup fwd.
For D, I like Siedenberg, Babchuk, MA Bergeron (for his PP skills).
If Cheechoo can be dealt for Josh Harding, that’d be ideal as Harding would give us a great backup and a hedge against Nabby’s pending free agency.
by IsThisTheYear? on Aug 31, 2009 10:40 AM PDT up reply actions
Yes please
If Cheechoo can be dealt for Josh Harding
This would be an awsome deal for us, (and MIN would get a 30+ goal wing that they need).
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What do you think about these names of UFA for us?
at F
Eric Perrin
I like Perrin the best out of these three. He made 0.75 mil last year so a 2 yr deal of 1.8 mil, (850,000 for 2010 & 950,000 for 2011) would sign him IMO. Would you want a multi year deal or only a one year deal?
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Glad to see Mitchell in Teal again this year
I forgot just how fast he was until I saw him in the playoffs last year. I think he will provide a great depth to the team that missed his presence last year.
Yes.
Torrey Mitchell re-signing brings much happiness to a slow day.
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by SharksFanEst.1994 on Aug 31, 2009 8:23 PM PDT reply actions
Nice to see Mitchell stay in teal for the next couple years
If for nothing else then the game winner against the Ducks I will always love him. Here’s hoping he stays in teal for ten+ years and develops into a dominant C that we all think he will be.
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