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Yeesh. 9% increase every year. We'll presumably follow suit, but not right away... I typically trail a year or two behind the NHL in cap growth. We're increasing by 5.5% this year to more closely align to the NHL's $88 mil number... I think it's fair to expect continued growth every year here at Capwise.
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Ralphdog started following Projected NHL Caps
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NHL/NHLPA have released cap estimates for next three seasons: 2025-26: $95.5M 2026-27: $104 M 2027-28: $113.5M
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I'm gradually working my way through a bunch of known issues with the spreadsheets. Going to keep a log of the changes/fixes here in case you notice anything different. --------------------------------------------------------- (1/17/25) Enabled automated email notifications for teams that are short a player. I also added some "DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL" language to these automated emails... I don't typically see the replies, so it's better to reach me on the forum. (1/17/25) Fixed some automations surrounding the loss of JV eligibility -- still not working quite perfectly, but it will help me keep better track of these players. You may notice your players being force-dropped much sooner than you're used to. (1/21/25) Built auto-reset functionality into the Transaction Portals. Previously when a TP had an error, it would just lockdown until I fixed it. Now it'll tell you there's an error, but then it'll reset itself. This way it doesn't hold anyone up over a weekend.
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Thanks for the update, James... Been thinking a lot about the LA folk this past week ❤️
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Thanks for the update James, as our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, along with all the people in California devasted by the ongoing fires🙏
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As many of you know, Los Angeles has been home for the last 20ish years. Obviously the past week has been challenging. Many of you have reached out to check in -- thank you for that, I really appreciate it. My family and home are safe. We live in the Westchester neighborhood, which is a good distance from any active fire, thankfully. But Pacific Palisades is our other home. My wife grew up there... I spent three summers living there in college... we got married there, and still go to church there "every" Sunday (ish... give or take...). My in-laws still live there. Their home (my wife's childhood home) is safe. Fire surrounded it on three sides, coming within a few hundred feet, but thanks to the courageous work of a few stupid neighbors who chose to ignore the evacuation warning (and to whom we are eternally grateful), the house still stands with minimal damage. The family is still evacuated, and hasn't been allowed back to grab anything, but they're doing well. Likewise, and somewhat miraculously, the church (St. Matthews) is also standing. The parish grade school (which my wife attended) lost about half their buildings, and many of the trees and grounds burned, but all of the church buildings survived. (As an aside, this is good news for all Space Balls fans... Princess Vespa was married at the same altar). While we were lucky, so many people were not. Countless friends lost everything -- our pediatrician with three daughters under 10; our new priest who just moved in with his 2 year old; the elderly woman who owned an antique store in town where I bought my wife's engagement ring... the list goes on and on. And the loss of the town itself is unfathomable for us -- so many memories gone. It's a lot to process, and we're still deep in our grief, even among the relief of our own safety. The Palisades is a family community... almost entirely single family homes, many of them with children. Nearly all of their homes, and every single school, are now gone. Many of you have asked how you can help, so I thought I'd share a couple of charities... A local contractor has been on the ground helping by turning off water/gas, cutting down trees, etc. https://gofund.me/9c5dbc05 A grade school classmate of my wife, whose sister is the head of our church's school, is also raising funds to support the affected families. https://gofund.me/8bc9dc8f I'm also collecting donations directly (you can use the Capwise donation link). We've been using donations from friends to purchase gift cards to Lakeshore Learning (school supply/toy company where my wife works) and distribute them to affected families. If a cash donation isn't in the cards for you at the moment, send prayers, if that's your thing... or at least good vibes, if that's more your speed. This isn't over yet... we're under high wind warnings today and tomorrow, and the Palisades fire is still less than 20% contained. I really do appreciate your well wishes and support!
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IDK - Johnston has been playing a lot better lately.
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Ill take Celebrini for the rest of this season. Johnston seems a little off this year, and Celebrini will likely continue getting better in his first season, IMO
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One-year league with enough UTIL spots position eligibility doesn't matter - which side would you pick? (categories in image)
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Attending First Penguins Game of the Season
bill0755 replied to bill0755's topic in NHL News & Rumors
Early Merry Christmas to every Capwise member and their families. Hopefully the Pens can win this one before the Christmas break. PS. What the HELL in happening to the NYR. Not sure that Shesterkin contract will age well with that roster. -
Jersey auction benefiting Adam Johnson Memorial Fund https://umdbulldogs.com/auctions/
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In one of the best feel-good stories in recent memories, Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik is leaving the organization with quite the parting gift. Alex Silverman of the Sports Business Journal reports Vinik is paying nearly $20MM in bonuses to the 300+ employees for the Lightning organization. It will amount to approximately $50K-$66K for each full-time employee and is reminiscent of former owner Mark Cuban’s bonus payouts to the staff of the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks.
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Fascinating thread on r/Hockey this morning via Craig Custance's new book, would love for Caps fans to weigh in: Apparently Backstrom made a trade request too 👀 https://old.reddit.com/r/hockey/comments/1g8qads/ted_leonsis_on_the_forsberg_for_erat_trade_and/
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Attending First Penguins Game of the Season
Festivus replied to bill0755's topic in NHL News & Rumors
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Attending First Penguins Game of the Season
bill0755 replied to bill0755's topic in NHL News & Rumors
Hopefully better results for the Pens tonight Vs Carolina, plus got the free Lemieux bobblehead tonight -
4 days ago saw report that Barkov is supposed to be out 2-3 weeks. So what is the delay in regards to IR? F'ing killing me. I can't put him on IR so no stats and his $10 mil is just sitting there. So frustrating.
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I usually download and open with Excel. I just tried it again using both methods and it doesn't change the data on line 38. So it must be because of the roster flexibility. I don't think its a big enough deal to worry about, unless its a quick fix.
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Are you downloading it and then opening with Excel? Or just saving to your Google Drive and opening from there?
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That makes sense. when I download the page so I can play around with some player changes and I enter in a new player, it does not change anything in line 38, no name or salary. It’s the only line that does this. If you are not seeing it, then I will concede and say it’s only when downloading it occurs. Not a big deal, just thought it was strange it was happening.
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So the way it actually works... The formula in cell A37 is =(G9), which transposes the name you have in G9 down into A37. Cells D37 through R37 then lookup the contents of A37 in our database, and return some piece of information (team, position, age, AAV, etc). Row 38 is different from the others because of our roster flexibility (6D/3G vs. 7D/2G). So A38 will bring down the name from G11 unless G11 is "GOALTENDER" (which indicates that you're carrying 7 D). In that case, it would bring down the name from G10. But the rest of Row 38 works just like the other rows... it looks up the contents of Column A and returns info about it.
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If the formula in G38 was =G11, then G38 would show exactly what is in G11. Which would mean Demko’s GP would show up as “Thatcher Demko” instead of 219.
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My WCFL line 38 shows a no named 124 year old player who has played 65 games last spread sheet he was making .950k and I was over the cap. Now his cap hit is 0 😊