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Summit’s trade clock is ticking, and the front office knows it

Three expiring contracts, one protected pick, and a deadline that arrives before the roster is settled.

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Three expiring contracts, one protected pick, and a deadline that arrives before the roster is settled. Summit’s front office has six weeks and one decision.

The contracts

Two starters and a backup centre come off the books in the summer. Extend all three and the wage bill breaks the cap; extend none and the team that finished fourth loses its spine for nothing.

// The cap sheet

3

Expiring deals

£4.1m

Room under the cap

1

Protected pick

The market

Two clubs have called about the centre. One of them is Valley, who would be trading with a direct rival, which is either a reason not to or the whole point.

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