Mark Fraser's arbitration hearing is set for tomorrow. Reports are that the Leafs are looking to sign him for around $800k, and that his camp wasn't upwards of $2M per season over an unspecified term. This begs the question; why was Mark Fraser given a qualifying offer? Surely Nonis must have known that arbitration was a very likely outcome of giving Fraser a QO, and yet he did it anyways. Now should Fraser be awarded less than $3.5M (spoiler: he will) the Leafs will find themselves unable to walk away from his contract which would be just dandy given their cap situation, so say "Goodbye" to Cody Franson.
Links? I don't really have any. Put 'em in the comments and take the poll.
What do you think Mark Fraser's arbitration award SHOULD be?
| < $1M | 234 |
| $1-1.5M | 299 |
| $1.5-2M | 25 |
| $2M< | 13 |
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