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KINDS of players available in unrestricted free agency


While awaiting the complete official list of UFA players, here's a projected assortment of the kinds of players that might be available starting this coming Sunday.

Ideal first liners:

68 Jaromir Jagr RW
19
Joe Sakic  C L  OK    60 80 71 76 90 80 84 86 81 57 79 95 99 81   37 
13
Mats Sundin  C R  OK    69 77 74 76 82 73 77 80 80 64 75 92 99 80   35 
82
Martin Straka  C/LW L  OK    65 77 68 75 89 86 76 74 81 61 76 83 87 78   34 
11
Mark Recchi  RW/LW L  OK    71 76 68 75 90 75 76 74 81 60 70 95 99 78   38 

Ideal second liners:

20
Mike Sillinger          C/LW R  OK    65 74 73 74 89 80 75 68 74 77 72 85 89 78   35
44
Jason Arnott            C R  OK    66 73 74 71 84 76 75 68 78 60 77 83 86 77   32 
32
Jozef Stumpel       RW/C R  OK    67 73 68 74 83 87 72 71 73 75 72 83 84 77   34 
39
Doug Weight        C L  OK    66 74 70 72 85 77 77 73 79 57 63 88 93 75   35

Second/third liners:

96
Tomas Holmstrom    LW L  OK    68 67 70 66 88 75 69 64 77 55 77 77 78 74   33 
31
Martin Rucinsky        LW L  OK    60 74 67 69 63 71 74 68 74 60 66 83 85 73   35
11
John Madden             C L  OK    67 70 70 73 87 89 70 64 56 77 61 73 78 72   33
37 Michael Peca            C R  OK    69 70 73 70 64 51 71 65 60 79 59 78 82 72   32 
33
Steve Rucchin           C L  OK    63 68 70 72 69 87 67 66 71 71 59 78 80 72   35 
23
Scott Walker           RW R  OK    70 68 71 68 67 80 67 67 74 58 68 77 77 73   33
61 Cory Stillman          LW L  OK    67 65 64 70 67 80 67 73 77 56 60 79 85 71   33

Third/Fourth liners:

8 Geoff Sanderson       LW L  OK    60 76 67 64 77 75 77 65 73 57 63 89 91 72   34  
10
Dallas Drake           LW L  OK    71 70 74 62 70 78 70 58 56 77 59 84 93 71   37
16
Chris Simon            LW L  OK    81 70 82 58 79 66 70 63 68 54 61 78 78 72   34 
26
Stephane Yelle          C L  OK    72 70 67 65 74 80 71 63 60 78 62 79 83 72   32
94
Yanic Perreault         C L  OK    60 68 70 67 77 81 70 63 73 57 72 80 80 72   35 
7
Derek Armstrong         C R  OK    68 70 66 66 74 71 71 72 72 52 61 67 67 71   33
41
Stu Barnes              C R  OK    63 70 64 68 89 82 70 60 60 77 61 87 90 71   36
97
Jeremy Roenick        C R  OK    71 70 70 64 73 83 70 63 68 61 61 95 98 71   36 
77 Anson Carter           RW R  OK    67 68 68 64 82 87 68 64 73 60 62 76 76 71  32 
88
Eric Lindros           RW R  OK    77 70 76 65 54 58 71 69 75 56 59 79 76 72   33 
38
Dean McAmmond         C L  OK    65 76 66 58 89 85 73 61 60 69 62 80 80 71 33
10 Peter Bondra           RW L  OK    65 71 67 60 60 77 73 63 69 59 61 88 89 70 38 
16 Trevor Linden          RW R  OK    67 66 72 61 90 83 67 60 68 70 61 95 99 71   36
19
Scott Mellanby         RW R  OK    67 66 73 63 79 71 66 66 76 54 62 98 99 72 40 

Fourth liners/extras/call-ups:

77 Pierre Turgeon          C L  OK    60 68 66 57 53 79 68 61 67 56 67 94 96 69   37 
93 Petr Nedved             C L  OK    66 66 62 66 64 77 67 63 71 65 57 85 85 69   35 
16 Kevyn Adams             C R  OK    66 77 68 58 84 85 74 59 60 66 57 72 74 69   33
87
Donald Brashear        LW L  OK    73 64 86 52 86 44 63 59 60 53 57 81 81 68  34
34
Jim Dowd                C R  OK    63 67 66 53 81 87 68 57 56 71 58 76 77 67   38 
8
Brad May               LW L  OK    81 60 75 56 53 72 62 60 56 59 56 82 83 67   35 
21
Bryan Smolinski        LW R  OK    67 67 8  71 90 83 67 65 69 75 65 86 86 67   35
 
Top pairing defensemen:

43 Philippe Boucher        D R  OK    79 71 72 81 80 60 73 69 77 77 68 76 77 79   33 
5 Nicklas Lidstrom        D L  OK    62 75 74 89 89 80 80 78 85 77 61 91 99 80   36
4 Rob Blake               D R  OK    73 68 76 84 86 66 74 64 81 76 63 87 92 78   37 
36 Roman Hamrlik           D L  OK    72 64 75 85 72 65 65 68 80 71 58 86 87 76   32 

#3/#4 second pairing d-men:

7 Karlis Skrastins        D L  OK    65 63 76 78 84 83 65 60 56 84 56 73 75 74   32
5 Mattias Norstrom        D L  OK    70 66 78 77 86 78 69 59 60 81 57 81 84 75   34
6
Bret Hedican            D L  OK    72 80 66 75 71 76 80 61 69 70 56 84 86 74   36 
8 Aaron Ward              D R  OK    84 63 72 76 85 71 64 60 56 79 57 75 79 74   33
3 Jaroslav Spacek         D L  OK    72 70 70 74 80 70 71 63 73 67 58 73 76 73   32
71 Patrice Brisebois       D R  OK    67 70 63 74 67 77 68 65 73 68 57 83 83 72   35 
25 Ken Klee                D R  OK    73 64 67 77 87 73 63 61 65 75 57 80 80 73   35  
 


#5/#6 third pairing dmen:

4
Glen Wesley             D L  OK    72 60 72 67 75 74 62 61 60 81 56 97 99 74   38 
3
Keith Carney            D L  OK    67 63 72 67 89 76 64 60 56 72 57 85 89 71   36 

#7/extra/call-up dmen:

5 Frantisek Kaberle       D L  OK    65 69 67 67 63 76 71 62 73 57 58 69 72 69   34 
22
Luke Richardson         D L  OK    68 57 75 51 58 79 60 58 56 65 56 95 95 68   37 
 

Starting goaltenders:

39 Dominik Hasek           G L  OK    80 89 78 80 72 62 93 68 75 NA NA 86 97 79   41
35 Nikolai Khabibulin      G L  OK    83 86 85 81 77 77 80 66 74 NA NA 82 80 77   33
30 Dwayne Roloson          G L  OK    82 89 80 86 75 76 78 72 77 NA NA 77 74 78   37 

Tandem/Back-up netminders

26 Ed Belfour              G L  OK    82 86 83 79 74 75 75 70 76 NA NA 99 97 77   41
8 Tim Thomas              G L  OK    81 87 78 83 73 80 83 66 70 NA NA 67 67 76   32
32 Curtis Joseph           G L  OK    79 82 80 76 76 73 86 66 75 NA NA 95 87 76   39 
31 Martin Gerber           G L  OK    79 81 80 62 71 87 77 68 77 NA NA 71 68 74   32
30 Chris Osgood            G L  OK    77 81 76 58 60 67 77 64 76 NA NA 84 83 73   34 
 

Call-up/farm goalies:

30 Mike Dunham             G L  OK    80 75 86 56 58 90 75 66 80 NA NA 73 73 72  34 
41 Patrick Lalime          G L  OK    78 75 84 53 59 90 77 64 75 NA NA 77 79 71   32 
14
Johan Hedberg           G L  OK    76 76 80 57 58 66 76 70 74 NA NA 72 69 70   33 
 
Hope this helps you as a starting point of analysis as it was for me. hungry.gif


-- Edited by Islanders GM at 19:04, 2007-08-15

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Nice write-up, thanks Vanny

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i'll offer eddy 1 billion dollars

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FYI, Sydor will not be available for free agency.

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PhoenixGM wrote:

FYI, Sydor will not be available for free agency.




was he signed to a contract this summer???

he is 32 (was 31) and finished his contract, hence a UFA

was a kevin lowe tag used? (not posted, maybe eric forgot) 



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Twas a Lowe tag

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BryceBruins wrote:

Twas a Lowe tag




k... thanks

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Is there any time of year that sucks more than the waiting period for free agency? I wanna send in my damn offers already :)

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I predict that ideal first liners will be signed for 8-12 million per year, second liners for 6-8 million, second/third liners 3-6 million, third/fourth liners 1-3 million, call-ups up to 1 million, top defensive pairings 6-8 mill, 2nd pairing guys 4-6 mill, starting goalies 6-10 million.

it's all about supply and demand and team resources. Many teams can afford to pay more, have competing needs with scarce resources, hence high market price. It's just plain economics.



-- Edited by Islanders GM at 04:31, 2007-08-16

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You don't mean $12M + a signing bonus of $6M do you?

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I predict that ideal first liners will be signed for 8-12 million per year, second liners for 6-8 million, second/third liners 3-6 million, third/fourth liners 1-3 million, call-ups up to 1 million, top defensive pairings 6-8 mill, 2nd pairing guys 4-6 mill, starting goalies 6-10 million.

it's all about supply and demand and team resources. Many teams can afford to pay more, have competing needs with scarce resources, hence high market price. It's just plain economics.



-- Edited by Islanders GM at 04:31, 2007-08-16





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You don't mean $12M + a signing bonus of $6M do you?



confused That would be a fool! I was talking about the winning BIDS.

There may be a fool or two by the time all is said and done. We'll have to start a UFA review thread to review best and worst signings.



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It's going to be an interesting FA period.  Judging by the "needs" I am hearing from many teams, there will be much more demand than supply.  Some teams are going to be bitterly dissapointed when they are not able to grab the guy(s) they want.  It seems every team is looking for a #1 forward, a #1 defenseman, and a #1 Goalie... maybe some of you guys should take a good hard look at your team and instead of just going for the big names because they are available, look at addressing what it is your team really needs... we can't all land the big names...

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atlantas roster is full :)

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PhoenixGM wrote:

Judging by the "needs" I am hearing from many teams, there will be much more demand than supply.  Some teams are going to be bitterly dissapointed when they are not able to grab the guy(s) they want. ... we can't all land the big names...



Excellent point.

"I'm-a-gonna-get-'em" = Armageddon

Much better deals can be had the trade deadline but many won't be patient, and can't be, with a few teams below the league minimum in salary level and several near it.

Those who most need it will get significant assets.

it's those who hoped to be only partial players in UFA, thinking could add a star player at a reasonable salary level that will be most disappointed. The power is with L.A., Vancouver, Washington, Anaheim, etc, teams that NEED some talent!!

(So those teams that already have several stars on their roster, don't whine too much when you're outbid in unrestricted free agency.)



-- Edited by Islanders GM at 19:05, 2007-08-16

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What I am curious to see is if teams that miss out on the big-time players will continue to throw money at crappy players that aren't worth it. Everyone knows Sakic and Jagr are getting a boatload. If Anson Carter gets $3,000,000 then people are insane.

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