NHL Rumor: Edmonton Oiler – Accumulates large moving hat space and casts Jake Walman
Will the Edmonton Oilers get enough hat room before the trade deadline?
David Staples of Edmonton Magazine: Bob Stauffer showed on his Oilers that his plan to get the bigger top nine forwards for the Edmonton Oilers is to exchange some money now, accumulate salary cap space, and make a big move by the trade deadline.
“It’s our belief that without finishing the oilers, you might see hockey in the first game of the regular season, which is a change in the lineup. Maybe seeing Edmonton reach a contract. I can foresee the scene where Edmonton has built up a cap space. Then, the deadline is the deadline for the deadline, which is a bigger striker, adding style to the mix.
Stauffer added that he thinks there is one or two players to move. Mattias Janmark is a useful player, but…Adam Henrique has a non-moving clause so he probably won’t trade.
It is pointed out that Janmark has a cap of $1.45 million and has 10 teams with no trade terms. He is a fourth-tier player with only two goals last season and his defensive game is now only average. It can be seen that the Oiler can make a major move before the deadline. They have a 2027 first-round pick in exchange for a top forward or goalkeeper.
Projecting Jake Walman’s contract
Zach Laing of Oilers Country: Edmonton Oilers defensive player Jake Walman, 29, has one year left on his contract, $34 billion. Oiler now Bob Stauffer says they should hope to sign his contract extension this month.
The evolving hockey program is a six-year contract with a cap hit rate of $62.78 billion. A five-year deal is $6.079 million and a three-year contract is $5.074.
Given his age, he doesn’t have a lot of wear as he has only played 267 NHL games, 189 AHL games and 107 NCAA games – 563 games in the last 10 seasons.
With the upward ceiling, he may sign a bigger deal. Vladislav Gavrikov signed a seven-year, $7 million contract over the past offseason. Aaron Ekblad signed $6.1 million for eight years.
