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The Stanley Cup Final run of the expansion Golden Knights contributed to what is expected to be a healthy increase for the salary cap, giving NHL teams more
freedom to make deals. With elite center John Tavares, top defenseman John
Carlson and a strong group of free agents available soon, the ceiling for player
spending will rise to between $78 and $82 million from $75 million.
”The higher the better,” said Brian MacLellan, whose Washington Capitals won the Stanley Cup. ”It makes it a lot more fun.”
Gentlemen, open your wallets – players like Tavares, Carlson and forwards James van Riemsdyk and Paul Stastny won’t come cheap.
With GMs meeting Thursday in Dallas ahead of this weekend’s draft, trade talk is percolating before free agency opens July 1. Ottawa has already traded winger
Mike Hoffman, and Buffalo center Ryan O’Reilly, Pittsburgh forward Phil Kessel,
Montreal captain Max Pacioretty and Washington backup goaltender Philipp
Grubauer could all be on the move.
Ottawa captain Erik Karlsson is the star who will go to the highest bidder if the Senators are willing to trade the Norris Trophy-winning defenseman with one
year remaining on his contract. GM Pierre Dorion seemed to be in a tough spot
after it was revealed last week that Karlsson’s wife had filed an order of
protection against Hoffman’s girlfriend, Monika Caryk, alleging harassment and
bullying. He solved that issue by acquiring Mikkel Boedker from the San Jose
Sharks for Hoffman in the first major trade of the offseason.
San Jose flipped Hoffman to Florida soon thereafter, freeing up salary-cap space to pursue Tavares or Russian standout Ilya Kovalchuk. The Panthers got a
20-goal scorer in Hoffman, who’s just 28.
More immediate decisions await the Islanders and Capitals. New York could make a move to re-sign Tavares before he can begin speaking with other teams on
Monday, and recently hired president of hockey operations Lou Lamoriello has to
hire a new coach.
The Islanders might’ve gotten a fortunate bounce when Barry Trotz resigned from his job with Washington less than two weeks after lifting the Cup.
Re-signing Tavares and hiring a replacement for fired coach Doug Weight go
hand-in-hand.
If it doesn’t work out and Tavares hits the open market, a contract with an annual salary approaching Connor McDavid’s $12.5 million isn’t out of the
question. Nashville GM David Poile said cap situations put five or six teams in
position for top-end free agents – and knock about half the league out of the
running.
”We all have different commitments already of contracts,” Poile said. ”Some teams have a lot of room. Some teams don’t have very much room.”
Big-revenue teams with money to spend include the retooling New York Rangers and the rising Toronto Maple Leafs. The Rangers are among several teams linked
to Kovalchuk, the 35-year-old winger who’s looking to return to the NHL after
five seasons in the Kontinental Hockey League.
Former Los Angeles Kings defenseman Slava Voynov, who won an Olympic gold medal with Kovalchuk, is back in the U.S. and could be on the way to returning.
Voynov was convicted of domestic abuse and is suspended indefinitely by the NHL,
which makes it unclear how a team will pave the way for him to play.
”Right now he’s a suspended player, and until anything changes there, I don’t think we’re in a position to comment any further Adidas Pekka Rinne Jersey ,” Kings GM Rob Blake said. ”A lot of this has to take place between him, his agent and the National Hockey League.”
Dozens of current free agents don’t know where they’ll be playing next season. Beyond Tavares, Carlson is the most in-demand pending free agent after
leading all defensemen in regular-season and playoff points.
Carlson plans to have his day with the Stanley Cup in Washington, but because of the uncertainty of the offseason, there’s no guarantee he’ll be there this
fall.
”We’ll see what happens,” Carlson said. ”I love it here and all that, I want to stay here, but there’s more to it than that.”
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No matter how well he pitches, the New York Mets do not win very often when Jacob deGrom is on the mound.
The Mets do not win very often regardless of the starting pitcher, which is why the phrase “deGrom trade” is an easy search engine term.
The Mets were originally going to start deGrom Friday but scratched him due to a family situation, and the ace will start in the middle game of a three-game
series against the Miami Marlins on Saturday at Marlins Park.
On a team with one of the National League’s worst records at 32-47, deGrom is doing his part even if the record does not show it. He is 5-3 with a 1.69 ERA,
though three of those wins were when the Mets opened 11-1 and were 17-9 in
April.
The Mets are 15-38 since then after stranding 10 and wasting nine walks in Friday’s 7-2 loss to Miami. They are 6-10 when deGrom starts and have dropped
eight of their last 10 games when deGrom pitches.
Most of it is due to the sub-par offense as New York owns a .232 batting average. The Mets have scored three runs or fewer in nine of deGrom’s last 10
starts, including last Saturday’s 8-3 loss when he allowed three runs and five
hits in six innings against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
“My changeup was terrible,” deGrom said. “My slider was good at times, but other times it wasn’t even close to being a strike. So I had one pitch, my
fastball, that I couldn’t really locate. You’re trying to get big league hitters
out with a pitch that you don’t really know where it’s going, and the other ones
were garbage. I just wasn’t very good tonight.”
It is because of the losing that the debate rages on about what the Mets should do with deGrom, who made his major league debut on May 15, 2014, and will
not be a free agent until after the 2020 season.
Whatever the decision is on deGrom it will be made by John Ricco, who is filling in along with Omar Minaya and J.P. Ricciardi while general manager Sandy
Alderson focuses on cancer treatments. Before Wednesday’s 5-3 loss to the
Pittsburgh Pirates, he discussed the possibility of dealing of deGrom.
“We’re going to talk about that,” Ricco said. “We just kind of got into this. Sandy was on the record with one point of view. We’ll get together to discuss
it. Obviously Anthony Beauvillier Jersey , they’re two huge pieces for us. We’ll have to consider. For me, everything has to be on the table. But you have to look long
and hard before you move a game-changing, top-of-the-rotation pitcher.”
Against Miami, deGrom is 4-4 with a 3.62 ERA in 14 career starts. This season he allowed four runs on seven hits in six innings in an 8-6 win at Miami on
April 10 and pitched seven scoreless innings in a 2-1 home loss on May 23.
While the Mets start their ace, Miami will unveil another prospect when Pablo Lopez starts. After Sandy Alcantra pitched five innings Friday, Lopez will be
the sixth Miami pitcher to make his major league debut.
“It’s still very unreal,” Lopez told reporters before the series opener. “It still doesn’t feel real that I’m right here with this field, with these
teammates, this scenario. It’s still very overwhelming, but still very exciting
as well.”
Lopez is among four prospects acquired from the Seattle Mariners for David Phelps on July 20, and when he struck out eight in 4 2/3 innings during spring
training, the Marlins noticed.
“I remember hearing at the winter meetings in November, I believe, how much our guys liked him and the presence he had,” Miami manager Don Mattingly told
reporters. “We were able to see it in spring training. It was impressive, just
his whole demeanor, the way he handles himself. You can tell, he’s a sharp kid,
well prepared.”
In 12 combined starts for Double-A Jacksonville and Triple-A New Orleans, he is 2-3 with a 1.44 ERA while opposing hitters are hitting .196 (46-for-235). He
is ranked sixth among full-season minor leaguers in ERA and WHIP (0.93) and
leads all Miami minor league pitchers in ERA.
Lopez started the season at Jacksonville, where he was 1-2 with a 0.62 ERA in eight starts. In his four starts with New Orleans, he allowed seven earned runs
in 18 2/3 innings.