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Report: Kovalchuk Contract 17 Years, $102 Million

Here’s Puck Daddy’s Dmitry Chesnokov with the details:

Kovalchuk $102m over 17 years. $10m per year for the first 8 years. $7.5 for the next 2, from what I heard.

That would make the contract for $95 million over the first 10 years, and $7 million over the final seven. Its a fairly obvious sham, but whatever, says this Devils fan! I’ll have more later.

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Year three in doubt

This has to be the strangest long term contract I have ever seen. First of all I don’t believe Kovalchuk will be a Devil by year three. The reason I say this is, the first two years are so cheap. A more obvious Lou like move. Kovalchuk gets his 100 million and New Jersey gets a star player for two years at a low salary cap hit as well as a low actual salary for what I believe is going to be the only two years he’s a Devil. Just my thoughts based on past Devil deals.
Dan

by Hockey Playoff Run SensFan on Jul 20, 2010 1:02 PM EDT reply actions  

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