The Open: Offer Sheet SZN
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Canuck Central coming to you live on a Friday from the Kintec studio. Step strong with orthotics and footwear from Kintec. It's Satyar Shah with Bik Nizar. And as always, get your thoughts in to our Dunbar Lumber text inbox, 650-650, especially for Mailbag Friday on Canuck Central, trusted by contractors and DIY champions across Metro Vancouver. Four generations. Find them at three convenient locations or visit Dunbar Lumber online today. Satyar Shah with Josh Elliott-Wolf. We have Fast Eddie Gregory on the boards as well. And we have Landon Ferraro joining us at 5 o'clock, Mailbag Friday, coming up in the final segment of the show. And this hour of Canuck Central is brought to you by your Lower Mainland Boston Pizza.
Catch every soccer match this summer. Order a Michelob Ultra and receive a limited edition Keeper Cup. No matter who you're cheering for, enjoy every moment at your local Lower Mainland Boston Pizza. What's happening, Bic? Locker clean out day. Yes, it's the last show for Canuck Central. Well, I mean, the last show you and I are together. Depending on what happens over the course of the weekend, maybe we do Canuck Central for a day or two next week, just in terms of the content with how things go. You're not going to be around anyway. Bic's like, gone, I'm out. I feel like Magic Johnson. He's not going to be me.
He's not going to be him. I'll be here next week. Do we want to set the bar for what an emergency pod is before we get into summer? Actually, you know what? I think there's a mailbag question. Oh, okay.
So we'll do that later. Also, we'll do mailbag. We'll do mail. So, I mean, this might be the last Canuck Central show, but maybe not again for next week. It'll be me and Israel Fear next week. So we'll see how things go. But the last mailbag Friday on Canuck Central and Ernest. For sure. So get those submissions in and we'll have some fun here on the show. Vic and I were hanging out at Nat Bailey today watching Max Scherzer pitch. Mad Max, man. He was touching 95 miles an hour as well. Only pitched three innings, but perfectly fine. You still got to watch Max Scherzer on a beautiful day in Vancouver. Great crowd, too. Every time I go to Nat Bailey, I'm just like, I should come here more often. Beautiful.
That porch now that Josh was hanging out with?
Delightful. On the opposite side of the field than you guys were?
With Dom and Cam and Jamie and Drance that we weren't invited to? No, no.
Oh, you weren't invited to? No, let's be honest. You and I strategically chose seats that were as far away as possible from those guys. Let's not lie. Yes, we saw through you. Yeah, but we did see you guys and we sent the photo and like, yeah, bye. Hi. How did you caption it? Me? Yeah. Worst crew ever? Yeah. That's a tough blow. We kid because we love. Well, I'm not sure. We kid. We'll leave it at that. Just having some fun. And let's get to The Open, which is brought to you by FiberTech, your exclusive dealer of house or roll luxury plumbing fixtures. Visit their state-of-the-art showrooms and experience centers in Surrey, Vancouver, and Coquitlam, or check out FiberTechBC.ca. The off-season... Welcome to the open.
That's your home. Are you too good for your home? Answer me!
Wow, I haven't heard that in a long time. It's been a minute. I was scared. Yeah, I was like, what is this? Eddie likes throwing curveballs. He's just like Max Scherzer. Makes sense on off-speed pitches. Keep us on our toes.
One crooked eye. Yeah. All right, let's get to the open. This is one of the funnest days of the offseason. It is. Offer sheets, baby.
Let's go. Offer sheet season. Leo Carlson, if you've missed it, has signed a five-year offer sheet worth $18 million per season, which was handed to him by the Philadelphia Flyers. And now the Anaheim Ducks have a week to decide if they're going to match this offer sheet or not. And on the surface, you're like, well, here's an offer sheet, five years. Obviously, the Anaheim Ducks are going to match. This puts the Barrett Hayden one to shame. It really does. And the crazy thing about this offer sheet is not the term, it's the signing bonuses.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–10:41
2
What is the Leo Carlsson offer sheet and who submitted it?
10:41–12:32
3
How is the Leo Carlsson offer sheet structured and why are the signing bonuses notable?
12:32–15:38
4
How much cash and cap impact do the first two years of the offer sheet create?
15:38–27:43
Speakers
3 identifiedMore from Canucks Central
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