The Montreal Canadiens trade veteran forward Brendan Gallagher to the Vancouver Canucks, according to reports from Canada and The Athletic. Both outlets say the Canadiens retain 50% of the remaining portion of Gallagher’s contract. The reported salary-cap impact is $6.5 million per year, with Montreal covering half of that figure. The Athletic further specifies that Gallagher’s actual salary is $4 million and that Montreal retains half of that amount as well. The exact length of the contract remaining is described as “remaining year” in one report, indicating the trade affects the final year of the current deal. The outlets do not provide additional details on the return package in the trade, the timing of the transaction, or Gallagher’s expected role with Vancouver. The agreement centers on the allocation of salary and cap responsibility between the two teams, with Montreal keeping half the financial burden while transferring Gallagher to his hometown organization.
Canadiens trade Brendan Gallagher to Canucks, retaining 50% of contract
The Montreal Canadiens trade veteran forward Brendan Gallagher to the Vancouver Canucks, according to reports from Canada and The Athletic. Both outlets say the Canadiens retain 50% of the remaining p...
- The Canadiens trade forward Brendan Gallagher to the Vancouver Canucks.
- Montreal retains 50% of Gallagher’s remaining contract.
- The reported salary-cap hit for Gallagher is $6.5 million, with Montreal covering half.
- The Athletic reports Gallagher’s actual salary is $4 million, with Montreal retaining half.
- Details of the trade return package are not included in the provided reports.
The Canadiens are retaining 50 per cent of the remaining year on Gallagher's contract, which carries a US$6.5-million salary-cap hit.
2 hours agoThe Canadiens will retain 50 percent of his $6.5 million salary cap hit and $4 million actual salary, a league source told The Athletic.
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