Erie Otters 2015-16 Season Thread (part 3)

[ottergolfer]

OTTERS lose
series over
on to next year

 

[TNT87]

What's there to say? London totally dominated from the start of the series to the end.

 

[KnightsFanSince98]

What's there to say? London totally dominated from the start of the series to the end.

3-50+ wins per seasons is a great run. In this era of hockey, that is a great accomplishment. Top respect to a successful organization. In a higher class.

They certainly did. Props to a great year and a great exciting end to the season. Knoblaugh and Strome gave credit where credit is due during the post game. Both class acts. I cheered for the Otters last year in the Finals. Hope you will join us in representing the West.

 

[three dog night]

I am shocked I thought both series would have gone six or seven games. I am sure the Erie coach is shocked too.

 

[UsernameWasTaken]

3-50+ wins per seasons is a great run. In this era of hockey, that is a great accomplishment. Top respect to a successful organization. In a higher class.

They certainly did. Props to a great year and a great exciting end to the season. Knoblaugh and Strome gave credit where credit is due during the post game. Both class acts. I cheered for the Otters last year in the Finals. Hope you will join us in representing the West.

What KnightsFan said.

After the game, I wanted to make a congratulatory post to you guys...but I thought that would result in nothing other than people wanting to punch me in the face.

So, I'll just add on to KnightsFan.

 

[DubCee21]

Question on Debrincat's AHL eligibility. I know that an OHL drafted player isnt eligible until after his 4th year or 20 yrs old but since he was signed to the Otters as a free agent is he technically able to play AHL next year?

 

[three dog night]

Question on Debrincat's AHL eligibility. I know that an OHL drafted player isnt eligible until after his 4th year or 20 yrs old but since he was signed to the Otters as a free agent is he technically able to play AHL next year?

He might be he an American there a different rules I think for American and International players and Canadian born players,

 

[Jay37]

He might be he an American there a different rules I think for American and International players and Canadian born players,

I don't think it matters what nationality the player is, if they are under contract for a CHL team they need to play 4 years/be 20 before the AHL is an option. I could be wrong, but from what I have read, and seen it seems like the only way to go straight to the AHL is to play either college, or over in Europe

 

[EpicOtters]

The rule is CHL players must turn 20 by December 31st of the season, or have played 4 years in the league to be eligible to play in the AHL per their agreement regardless of being drafted or signed as a free agent.

He'll be back next year as he only turns 19 on December 17th.

 

[Mayday3*]

Even if he was eligible to, there's no way DeBrincat would be playing in the AHL next year

 

[aresknights]

If your drafted while in the CHL you don't have AHL option.
If you are drafted first then sign on as a CHL player you have the option of AHL.

 

[Torts]

Thread closed. Continue off-season discussion at the link below.

http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=2070879