Recalled/Assigned: Dano recalled, Gibbons put on waivers and sent to Springfield

[Cyclones Rock]

He's already played 8 NHL games this season. What repercussions if any do we face if he plays more than 9 games?

I believe that that the team won't be able to use a "slide" on his ELC.

His entry contract would expire after 3 years. If he only plays 9 NHL games or less it would extend this contract a fourth year.

 

[WannabeFinn]

I believe that that the team won't be able to use a "slide" on his ELC.

His entry contract would expire after 3 years. If he only plays 9 NHL games or less it would extend this contract a fourth year.

Didn't his ELC already slide after his short stint in Springy last year though?

 

[Cyclones Rock]

Didn't his ELC already slide after his short stint in Springy last year though?

I honestly don't know.

Cap geek, oh dear cap geek, please come back

 

[WannabeFinn]

I honestly don't know.

Cap geek, oh dear cap geek, please come back

Well, Spotrac has him down as a 2017 RFA

http://www.spotrac.com/nhl/columbus-blue-jackets/marko-dano/

 

[Cyclones Rock]

Didn't his ELC already slide after his short stint in Springy last year though?

http://nhlnumbers.com/2013/1/11/why...ct-years-so-stop-complaining-about-it-already

The other nice feature of the ELC is that a player can be signed to one after he is drafted, but if he is 18 or 19 and doesn't play more than 9 NHL games in a given year, his contract 'slides' to the next year and he will still have 3 years remaining on it.

Smart NHL fans have made the calculation themselves - well, if you have a very high draft pick, like the Oilers seem to every year, why would you put him in the NHL right away? Your team is terrible - adding that player adds next to nothing to your playoff chances. Plus, you lose a year off his valuable ELC.

If you held that player out until he was 20, you'd get more bang for your buck - the kid figures to be better at 20 than he is at 18, and you still get him on the same cheap three year contract.

If I'm reading this correctly, then it would still "slide". I think that a player's age is taken on Sept. 15 of the contract year. Dano was born on November 30.

A former Cincinnati Cyclones player, Taylor Aronson, had his ELC slide for two years because he was 18 when he signed it.

But, I'm only guessing about this. I don't really know.

 

[BluejacketNut]

Neither Boll nor Gibbons should be in the lineup

 

[CBJWerenski8]

Dano didn't sign an ELC last year IIRC. He signed a PTO with Springfield for the year and then signed his ELC

 

[Samkow]

http://nhlnumbers.com/2013/1/11/why...ct-years-so-stop-complaining-about-it-already




If I'm reading this correctly, then it would still "slide". I think that a player's age is taken on Sept. 15 of the contract year. Dano was born on November 30.

A former Cincinnati Cyclones player, Taylor Aronson, had his ELC slide for two years because he was 18 when he signed it.

But, I'm only guessing about this. I don't really know.

He (and Rychel) are considered 20s on account of being late 94s. So they won't slide.

 

[Fro]

He (and Rychel) are considered 20s on account of being late 94s. So they won't slide.

everything i've been told by reporters and team ppl say that Rychel slides...

 

[WannabeFinn]

Dano didn't sign an ELC last year IIRC. He signed a PTO with Springfield for the year and then signed his ELC

I believe it was Tynan who signed the PTO last year, Dano signed his ELC and then signed a SPC with Springfield according to this article

http://falconsahl.com/news/news/?article_id=257

 

[WannabeFinn]

everything i've been told by reporters and team ppl say that Rychel slides...

Maybe it's because Rychel signed his contract on like Dec. 31st of 2013 and Dano/Wennberg didn't sign their ELCs until spring of 2014? Therefore Rychel signed in his "19 year" and Dano/Wennberg in their "20 years".

 

[ca5150]

Except, you know...playing on the penalty kill.

His Corsi and Fenwick stats are significantly better than Boll's, too. But I think he's just a worse version of Cam.

Knuckle sandwiches are not part of the Corsi and Fenwick stats so therefore a useless stat for some players. And we have plenty of solid penalty killers, you don't keep him to kill penalties...

 

[ca5150]

I hope he plays tomorrow, we need an influx of finishers, sit Skille

 

[Socks]

Yay Marko!

 

[CBJx614]

I hope he plays tomorrow, we need an influx of finishers, sit Skille

I wouldn't necessarily call someone whose played 8 games a finisher. Johansen is really the closest thing we have to a "finisher"

 

[EDM]

Great to see him back. He was a far better player than Wennberg in those first 8 games. Will be interesting to see how TR uses him.

 

[MAHJ71]

Would love to see some type of impact with him.

 

[Cowumbus]

Knuckle sandwiches are not part of the Corsi and Fenwick stats so therefore a useless stat for some players. And we have plenty of solid penalty killers, you don't keep him to kill penalties...

you do if it keeps your top players rested and makes it so they can have more energy. I don't think knuckle sandwiches should be a stat but idk im sure there is some sort of correlation to faces punched and goals/assists/worth

 

[Cowumbus]

2nd or third line? no way we bring him up to play on the fourth right?

 

[scoob4093]

If they really wanted to keep Gibbons couldn't they have just sent him here on a 14 day conditioning assignment rather than expose him to waivers ?

 

[Samkow]

If they really wanted to keep Gibbons couldn't they have just sent him here on a 14 day conditioning assignment rather than expose him to waivers ?

I think we're already at 22 non-IR roster spots without Dano so this wasn't really an option.

 

[EspenK]

Maybe it's because Rychel signed his contract on like Dec. 31st of 2013 and Dano/Wennberg didn't sign their ELCs until spring of 2014? Therefore Rychel signed in his "19 year" and Dano/Wennberg in their "20 years".

I think Wannabe is right as to why Rychel slides and Dano doesn't

From the CBA

As used in this Article, "age," including "First SPC Signing Age," means
a Player's age on September 15 of the calendar year in which he signs an SPC, regardless of his
actual age on the date he signs such SPC.

 

[ndd17]

I hope he plays tomorrow, we need an influx of finishers, sit Skille

I hope too, but sit Tropp/Boll.

 

[CBJWerenski8]

I hope too, but sit Tropp/Boll.

Looks like it'll be Tropp but I think Tropp and Boll have been pretty good recently.

 

[alphafox]

Not saying its definitely a prep move, but it could be a move ahead of a trade.