Posts About "Dave Bolland"
Dave Bolland Has No Timeline for a Return
September 1st, 2016 The Arizona Coyotes recently acquired Dave Bolland -- sometimes referred to as "Dave Bolland's contract" -- in a deal with the Florida Panthers, who were looking to clear some cap space. The Coyotes, once again, used their cap space as an asset, acquiring touted prospect Lawson Crouse from Florida. The 30-year-old Bolland has three...
Lawson Crouse Trade All About Dollars and Sense
August 29th, 2016 The "Summer of Change" in Sunrise isn't over yet: Last week, the Florida Panthers traded injured center Dave Bolland to the Arizona Coyotes. The cost of unloading Bolland's boat-anchor contract (another three years at $5.5 million per) was Florida's 2015 first round draft pick, Lawson Crouse. In exchange for Bolland and Crouse, the...
Panthers Package Lawson Crouse in Salary Dump Trade
August 26th, 2016 The Florida Panthers have been one of the NHL's more active clubs this offseason, but their latest personnel decision has some fans scratching their heads. In a polarizing move, the Sunrise-based team agreed to a deal with the Arizona Coyotes late Wednesday night, dealing former Chicago Blackhawk Dave Bolland and 2015 first-rounder...
How Cost-Efficient is the Florida Panthers' Roster?
August 24th, 2016 Salary cap leagues are all about getting the most "bang for your buck" — determining what player to sign, for what term, at the cheapest rate possible. The best general managers strike a proper balance, paying for star power while digging for gold in the league's bargain bin. The Florida Panthers appear to have set themselves on the...
Andrew Shaw: Pros and Cons of His Canadiens Deal
June 29th, 2016 There’s no denying the contract Andrew Shaw just signed with the Montreal Canadiens is a bargain compared to the reported $4.5 million average per year he had been seeking. However, is his new six-year $23.4 million deal a bargain overall? Here are its pros and...Dave Bolland Fails Physical, Won't Be Bought Out: Report
June 15th, 2016 With the NHL's buyout window set to open Wednesday at noon, news has come in that Florida's Dave Bolland has failed his physical, according to Sportsnet's Luke Fox. Failing his physical means that Bolland isn't healthy and that he cannot be bought out, as no injured player can be bought out. Fox reports that the Panthers have, "No...
