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Is Schmidt as good as Paul Ranger?
You're just making up names now....
Is Schmidt as good as Paul Ranger?
ahhh this is somthing that has always bugged me and havent quite been able to figure out. ahead of time please excuse my lack there of hockey IQ, so we sign this guy from free agency. does this mean he has previously entered the draft and wasn't picked?
I believe so. Is it if your undrafted after you after your first two eligible drafts one becomes a free agent? My sk8 b0t will skynet in and reply.
Does that depend on where you are playing? I thought Tanner Pearson was passed over twice before being taken in the 1st round by the Kings last draft.
For North Americans it's twice. Pearson was passed over once. Schmidt was eligible in 2009 & 2010. The first year he was playing MN HS hockey but there was a stronger chance after his USHL season in Fargo he could have been drafted. Red Line Report had him in their top 100 both years.Does that depend on where you are playing? I thought Tanner Pearson was passed over twice before being taken in the 1st round by the Kings last draft.
There are a ton of candidates for this category, including several who are virtual locks to be selected among the top 40 picks, but are not well known to casual fans. But for Red Line's money, the true definition of a sleeper is a guy who probably won't get selected that high, but has a chance to develop into one of the better players at his position in the draft. Using that as our criteria, we would select Brian Dumoulin and Nate Schmidt as Red Line's real sleepers....
Schmidt, on the other hand, is only average sized, but plays an intensely physical game and packs a helluva wallop. At Red Line, we love Schmidt's all-out aggression and passion for the game. He plays every shift as though it might be his last and brings an ultra competitive edge to the rink every night.
For North Americans it's twice. Pearson was passed over once. Schmidt was eligible in 2009 & 2010. The first year he was playing MN HS hockey but there was a stronger chance after his USHL season in Fargo he could have been drafted. Red Line Report had him in their top 100 both years.
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/hockey/columnist/woodlief/2009-06-08-red-line-defensemen_N.htm
Pearson was passed over once.
Pearson persevered after being passed over in two previous drafts to become a first round pick of the Kings.
I should have known better than to trust such a disreputable site...
Any word about if he's playing tonight?
I thought he had to play an NHL game to get the first year of his ELC burned. What am I missing? He just had to be on the roster?
There is no 'contract slide' for players older than 20. Teams after certain date (Feb 1 IIRC) have an option to choose when does contract kick in -- current or following year. If they choose the current year, it burns automatically.
There is no 'contract slide' for players older than 20. Teams after certain date (Feb 1 IIRC) have an option to choose when does contract kick in -- current or following year. If they choose the current year, it burns automatically.
Possibly but it would be for their AHL affiliate Hershey. He'd likely have to really tear it up down there to play for the Caps this year unless injuries hit.I'm excited to see Schmidt play for you guys... Possibly Saturday?
I'm excited to see Schmidt play for you guys... Possibly Saturday?
I currently go to school in Nate's hometown and have kept an eye on him with the Gophers for a couple years now. He's definitely got potential - I hope he can succeed at the NHL level.
Cheers!