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Ridiculous might be pushing it. He's not going to get drastically overpaid for one good half season. Depending on the length of the contract, I could see it being anywhere from $3mil to $5mil. Obviously if it's going to be a gap contract of one or two years it will be $3-3.5mil. The more years added the higher it goes.
I also really don't see the Leafs giving him 6 years, again just because of the small sample size. A Duchene-type contract is much more likely than an Eberle/Hall.
I also really don't see the Leafs giving him 6 years, again just because of the small sample size. A Duchene-type contract is much more likely than an Eberle/Hall.
Yeah, they need to keep second contracts at a reasonable price. It rewards the players effort, but also keeps the incentive for further development at a high range. I don't have any stats on these things, but you can see glimpses of a pattern, where players get the big payday and their numbers and effort appear to diminish.
That probably has a lot to do with character, and for the record, I don't think it would be that way with Kadri, if he gets more than he probably should right now, but I also think that young players need to work their way up with consistent play, before they get the mother load.
I think 184th among forwards in TOI/game is the far more suitable expression of his ice time. There's only one forward in the top 60 TOI/game among all skaters. Still quite amazing for Kadri.
There is no way that you give out a 5 million per year contract to someone who hasn't proved themselves over a full 82 game season yet. Assuming he continues to produce at the rate he is for the rest of the season I would peg him in the 3.5 million range on maybe a 2 or 3 year contract.
There is no way that you give out a 5 million per year contract to someone who hasn't proved themselves over a full 82 game season yet. Assuming he continues to produce at the rate he is for the rest of the season I would peg him in the 3.5 million range on maybe a 2 or 3 year contract.
There is no way that you give out a 5 million per year contract to someone who hasn't proved themselves over a full 82 game season yet. Assuming he continues to produce at the rate he is for the rest of the season I would peg him in the 3.5 million range on maybe a 2 or 3 year contract.
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