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Let’s say that Ilya Kovulchuk is worth 5.3 wins in the 2010-2011 season, and that wins cost 2MM$ each. That would put his value at 10.6MM$, a seemingly legitimate figure, in light of being offered a 100MM$ to-end-of-career deal.
Let’s suppose that salaries rise by 6.845% every year and Kovulchuk ages so that he loses 0.4 wins every year. Here is how it looks:
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