Jordan Staal

• 2013–14: 9.3% (where this number comes from) of $64.3M (actual cap)
• 2014–15: 8.7% (where this number comes from) of $69.0M (actual cap)
• 2015–16: 8.4% (where this number comes from) of $71.4M (actual cap)
• 2016–17: 8.2% (where this number comes from) of $73.0M (actual cap)
• 2017–18: 8.0% (where this number comes from) of $75.0M (actual cap)
• 2018–19: 7.5% (where this number comes from) of $79.5M (actual cap)
• 2019–20: 7.4% (where this number comes from) of $81.5M (actual cap)
• 2020–21: 7.4% (where this number comes from) of $81.5M (actual cap)
• 2021–22: 7.4% (where this number comes from) of $81.5M (actual cap)
• 2022–23: 7.3% (where this number comes from) of $82.5M (actual cap)

Paid

$6.00M (where this number comes from)9.3% of the cap in 2013–14

Worth

$4.00MCap: paid at or above the market

Worth is what standard deals signed at 26 or older pay for production ranked where his projected points rank. It is a market price, not a judgement of the player.

Term

10 seasons, 2013-14 to 2022-23

Signed

Not on file (2013–14: 9.3% of that cap)

At expiry

Not on file (status not on file)

Trade protection

Not on file (no source states a clause either way)

Retained

None on file

Contract type

standard

Rules it was signed under

Not on file

Year-by-year salary and bonuses

Not on file (structure needs a licensed contract source (owner decision pending))

Other deals on file

• 2023-24 to 2026-27: $2.90M
• 2027-28 to 2027-28: cap hit not on file

Tier

reported

Sources

• ESPN: Burnside: If you recall, there were some NHL highs in 2012

Quoted

signed a 10-year, $60 million extension

Archive

An earlier deal from the contract archive (researched history, 1 source). The archive holds 855 standard contracts; year-by-year structure is unknown on every one.

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