Hart Levine
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414 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 10 Jun
Hart Levine’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They want to try and get better and they have, some of them have money burning a hole in their pocket.
So, you know, we've already seen, I think the McCarron deal, you know, in terms of total dollars, the Charlie Coyle deal in terms of total dollars, you know, people are like, whoa,
But when the cap's going up, it's just like inflation and the price of the grocery store going up, and that's what you have to pay.
And that's kind of what's happening now with the cap jumping up.
We have inflation.
And even though we had a pretty decent-sized cap jump last year, some of the remnants of being tight for so long are finally unwinding a little bit.
We still have a lot of bonus overages from last year, but it's
less than the year before which was less than the year before we had a bunch of teams using LTIR last year but it was again less than the year before all those things contribute to kind of like work through some of that money to free it up out of the system and we also have some of those big old contracts like a carry price is finally you know not getting paid anymore and so yeah I think what we'll see is teams have some money to spend it's going to come in the in the case of contracts to
free agents that seem a little high.
And I think it's also going to come in the case of players that we didn't think could get moved, getting moved, whether it's a big cap hit or just a cap hit that doesn't match the player's value.
I think we'll see cap space or cap hits moving a little more freely.
And it's actually, you know, for many years it seemed like if a player had extra term on the contract, that was sort of a negative that hurt their value.
I think now we'll see that actually having term on a contract, if the player is sort of close to that value, is actually seen as positive.
That's worth a lot.
Look at Larkin, I think.
He's not really more than a point-per-game player.
He's a strong player.
But the fact that you know you have him locked into that number for that many more years adds a lot more value than if he was at that same cap number for only one more year.
I had nobody in mind, Hart.
Is that fair, Hart?
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