Cap Space Shuffle

What happens as players get healthy and return?

Not should they, can they.

Jake Muzzin is the only reason there isn’t an immediate cap crunch.

Doesn’t it strike you as strange that it’s either $1 million or $4.5 million with no middle ground?

Give me your best guess, what’s the move?

This goalie tandem thing lasted 40 minutes.

It’s complicated.

You might be surprised by how much room there is. But it’s nearly all an illusion.

Is he back? Almost.

Half of the picture is clear. The rest is like watching a game in reverse retro jerseys.

Today’s post-loss practice had all of that and Michael Hutchinson too.

Things look much better, but looks can be deceiving.

We’ll know by the end of today.

There’s a bit of an overage, and it sure seems like someone has to go.

The weirdest part of this offseason is the missing final deadline.

The rich teams win by giving big signing bonuses concept is about to meet a whole new contract reality.

Farewell to David Clarkson, best wishes to Nathan Horton.

The Leafs aren’t up against the cap anymore. It’s a least a foot away now.

Last year, the inefficient cap hits were obvious, but the simple days of cleaning up past mistakes are gone.

Trading? In this economy?

Just like everyone believes.

A tough decision might need to be made to activate Ilya Mikheyev.

One righty in and one out.

Paper deals, practice appearances, none of it is serious roster moves.

It’s tough to hang onto a tweener when the tanking teams are hungry.