- Cap hit
- Share in 2017–18
- Through
- 2024-25
Share of the cap, season by season
The contract as the cap moves
Three lines: the share in the season it was signed (dotted), the share the cap was expected to leave it (dashed: the cap announced on the signing date, grown 3.5% a year), and the share as the cap actually was or is announced (solid). The shaded band is where the share lands if the cap follows the fan.
Against a 3.5% expectation, this deal over 8 seasons with a cap on file.
- 2017–18: of $75.0M (actual cap) · expected 11.3% of $75.0M · gap
- 2018–19: of $79.5M (actual cap) · expected 11.0% of $77.6M · gap
- 2019–20: of $81.5M (actual cap) · expected 10.6% of $80.3M · gap
- 2020–21: of $81.5M (actual cap) · expected 10.2% of $83.2M · gap
- 2021–22: of $81.5M (actual cap) · expected 9.9% of $86.1M · gap
- 2022–23: of $82.5M (actual cap) · expected 9.5% of $89.1M · gap
- 2023–24: of $83.5M (actual cap) · expected 9.2% of $92.2M · gap
- 2024–25: of $88.0M (actual cap) · expected 8.9% of $95.4M · gap
- Flat-cap tax (+) or windfall (−)
- Relative to the league
- over 8 seasons: more room lost than the league's deals in force lost (2017-18 league rate 0.5%, n 67; 2018-19 league rate -1.8%, n 64; 2019-20 league rate -0.6%, n 60; 2020-21 league rate 2.6%, n 79; 2021-22 league rate 4.8%, n 67; 2022-23 league rate 4.9%, n 93; 2023-24 league rate 5.0%, n 137; 2024-25 league rate 1.9%, n 206)
- Buyer's-market discount
- Not on file (applies only to deals signed in the 2020 and 2021 flat-cap summers)
- The same at other expectations
- 2.5%: $0.16M · 3.5%: $2.38M · 4.0%: $3.45M · 4.8%: $5.09M
- At the league guidance on file when signed
- Not on file (no dated league guidance covered these seasons on the signing date)
- Mean share: expected · realised
- 10.1% · 10.4%
- Flat equivalent
- 10.4%
- Netted
- Retention none on file; LTIR and bonus overage Not on file (no allowed source states them per contract)
- Regime
- Signed in the rising (2005-06 to 2019-20) years; runs through rising (2005-06 to 2019-20), flat (2020-21 to 2023-24), fast rise (2024-25 to 2027-28).
- Seasons
- 8 actual
Paid against the market
What the league pays for this production
- Paid
- 11.3% of the cap in 2017–18
- Worth
- $13.5MCup: paid under 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.
Terms
What the deal says
- Term
- 8 seasons, 2017-18 to 2024-25
- Signed
- 2017-08-16 (2017–18: 11.3% 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
- 2013 CBA: at most 8 seasons with the incumbent club, 7 elsewhere; no season above 20% of the cap in force at signing.
- Year-by-year salary and bonuses
- Not on file (structure needs a licensed contract source (owner decision pending))
- Other deals on file
- 2025-26 to 2032-33: $14.0M
- 2033-34 to 2040-41: $8.50M
The record
Where each figure comes from
- Tier
- certified
- Sources
- Quoted
- signed an eight-year, $68 million contract with the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday ... average annual value of $8.5 million ... runs through the 2024-25 season
- 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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