Compliance Buyouts next year in the NHL?

Does anyone know if there is anything in the new CBA to prevent a team from buying out one of these onerous contracts and then resigning him themselves.

Take the Blackhawks and Hossa as an example. Hossa had a severely front loaded contract that runs to 2021. 3 yrs after this year at 7.9M, one at $4M and then $4 at 1 million. If Hossa retires before the end of that contract Chicago will be hit with a cap recapture for the benefit they rec'd in the early years when salary exceeded cap hit. If he retires at the end of 2017 the hawks will have a $5.5 M cap hit through 2021.

Is there anything to prevent the hawks from buying him out at the end of this year, Hossa will $21M of the remaining 31.7 he is owed. Then the Hawks resign him to a 4 year contract at say $3M per season. Hossa will get $33M total (21m plus 12m on the new contract) but only have to play 4 yrs. for an extra $1 million hawks remove the risk of retirement on the back end an reduce Hossas cap hit from its current $5.27M to $ 3M.

Seems to good to be true, it must be?