Matt Ohayon
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first heard May 2026
last heard 19 Sep
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So I don't know.
I I it it's really, really a puzzling situation.
Yeah, I think uh something that the cause you mentioned Leo Carlson uh and you know he's making eighteen million dollars.
I think something that people need to readjust and reframe the way they look at contracts is not the dollar amount, but the percentage of the cap that this player is taking up.
Um, so maybe they see themselves as, you know, they just they deserve.
I'm just throwing out a number.
I don't know.
Uh you know, they maybe Zach Balduk feels that he deserves three percent of the cap.
you know, just to throw out a number, I don't know, you know, or five percent and the Canadians see him at uh two percent or whatever it is, you know.
So maybe that's the situation, but I think that's something that people are gonna have to, you know, readjust your brain and the way of thinking about it because
Uh just not to go off on too much of a tangent, but there is a great TikTok slash Instagram account that made it that became famous during the Olympics because it was explaining through these, you know, visual graphs all hand-drawn um about how different sports work.
And one of the graphs that he most recently made was about Macklin Cellebrini signing and how he how they're and he mentioned
The classic thing that we get that gets mentioned every year in the playoffs, that no team who has had a player that has uh over paid over $10 million has won the Stanley Cup.
He shifted it to
percentage of the cap.
that.
And and when you do that, you realize that the highest in the salary cap era, the the player that got paid the most relative to what the salary cap was.
at the time was Sidney Crosby in his what was it his second or third year that he won the Stanley Cup.
I think he was making 8.7 million dollars, which I think amassed to about 14 or 15% of the cap.
Something like that.
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