Mark Stone has officially signed an 8 year contract extension at $9.5 million AAV.
— SinBin.vegas (@SinBinVegas) March 8, 2019
Mark Stone #VegasBorn
8 year / $76M extension ($9.5M AAV)2019-20: $3M + $9M SB
2020-21: $1M + $7M SB
2021-22: $7M + $5M SB
2022-23: $1M + $7M SB
2023-24: $6M + $5M SB
2024-25: $6M + $5M SB
2025-26: $3M + $5M SB
2026-27: $1M + $5M SB* Full NMChttps://t.co/qMdTq8guRE
— CapFriendly (@CapFriendly) March 8, 2019
Mark Stone's base salary in both 2020-21 and 2022-23 (potential lock seasons) drops to $1,000,000 in each of those years.https://t.co/qMdTq8guRE https://t.co/jVBPGzcfZx
— CapFriendly (@CapFriendly) March 8, 2019
Mark Stone's base salary in both 2020-21 and 2022-23 (potential lock seasons) drops to $1,000,000 in each of those years.https://t.co/qMdTq8guRE https://t.co/jVBPGzcfZx
— CapFriendly (@CapFriendly) March 8, 2019
R. J. Smith
Woo-hoo! The Stone Age has officially been cemented!
Onward Knights!
Jehovah
Now let’s lock up an established D man
Ricardo Martinez
With what cap space? I just took a look and with just 17 players signed for next year, the team is already 3 million over the provisional cap limit. By signing Stone are they basically going to let William Karlsson go in the off season? Last year I thought McPhee was a genius, this year I think he lost his glasses and calculator.
Joe
I’d love to know the odds on whether this will be a compliance buyout after the next work stoppage.
The window is at a maximum of three years.
Still only have two defensemen that are top 4 quality. Don’t bring up Pittsburgh on how it can be done without. That team has generational talent up front. Banking on .940’s from Fleury isn’t a good strategy.
There will be trades made in the offseason. McNabb, Miller, and Reaves are names that should be on that list, but it will be something like Haula and Eakin.