Value of: RHD Justin Barron
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CapFriendly has it as waiver eligible in 2024-2025 as this is currently his 3rd NHL season.
3 seasons or 160 games for signing age 20.
Canadienna
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Matheson won t likely be the puck mover given his age during contention window. Hutson has never played in the AhL or NHL. Strubble is not the same kind og player but that s my point why get rid of Barron now
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Bouboumaster
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Hutson never played a game but I think it's a risk worth taking, plus, we could trade Barron for another project for a player that play in a position where we're less stacked prospect wise
Like, other than Mesar and Beck, our forward prospect bank is pretty barren, since Roy has already graduated
malcb33
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I still think Barron can be a regular NHL player with top 4 upside, he just needs regular ice time and some patience IMO. He has a solid transition game, a good skater and can jump into the offense, but needs to work on his defensive game.
With him spending a god chunk of the year in the AHL I think the best Montreal can do right now is a prospect swap for an almost NHL ready forward or an add in on a larger trade.
With him spending a god chunk of the year in the AHL I think the best Montreal can do right now is a prospect swap for an almost NHL ready forward or an add in on a larger trade.
avsfan9
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You guys gonna run this by CMac and Hughes or…. lol just kidding. Thanks you habs for Lehky, he’s been a beast.
malcb33
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I’ll be honest, I haven’t followed either of these guys, but based on a very quick read, Bystedt sounds like a Hughes kinda prospect.
Djp
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I dont think that is accurate.
He has a nov birthday.
Drafted 2020
20/21 Q/AHL
21/22 he's 19 with late bday. He only played 7 nhl games. He burned his first ELC but not accrue 10 nhl games
22/23 2nd elc season
23/24 3rd elc year
Next year 24/25 he should still be waiver exempt until he hits 160 nhl games.
This is what happened with Mittlestadt. He signed in the arch after college season and played a few games. His signing age was 20 so no sliding contract but he still had 3 yfull years of waiver exemption unless he crossed the game count.
Gurglesons
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Probably the type of player PIT trades Samuel Poulin for when some idiot like Harkins blocks him out of an NHL gig next year.
pth2
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No, Barron not developing as hoped for doesn't mean he wasn't the biggest part of that deal. There's a risk to all prospects, after all.
Trade trees and the like are fun but we can't re-evaluate past deals based on future knowledge.
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He’s had an up and down year. Played games in the NHL where he’s looked excellent, games in the AHL that have looked really weak. He’s still very young and has all the tools you could ask for. There’s big upside despite the inconsistency.
When it comes to these prospects… Xhekaj is great again but was trash some months ago before getting sent down. Struble is coming back down to earth after being proclaimed the next big thing and making Guhle expendable. Harris is in the dog house but had exceptional stretches last year. Mailloux is having a great year offensively but I cringe thinking about him playing defence in the NHL. It’s almost like development for these very young players isn’t linear.
I’d prefer to just let him develop and trade one of the LD. Likely available, but not at a big discount just because he’s still developing. A move for a young middle-6 C like Bystedt would make a lot of sense.
When it comes to these prospects… Xhekaj is great again but was trash some months ago before getting sent down. Struble is coming back down to earth after being proclaimed the next big thing and making Guhle expendable. Harris is in the dog house but had exceptional stretches last year. Mailloux is having a great year offensively but I cringe thinking about him playing defence in the NHL. It’s almost like development for these very young players isn’t linear.
I’d prefer to just let him develop and trade one of the LD. Likely available, but not at a big discount just because he’s still developing. A move for a young middle-6 C like Bystedt would make a lot of sense.
Mittelstadt contract signing age was 19, Barron was 20.
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- Age is defined by the following CBA 13.4:
- If a player turns 18 between January 1 and September 15 in the entry-draft calendar year preceding the first season of the players entry-level contract, they are considered 18
- If a player turns 19 before December 31 in the entry-draft calendar year preceding the first season of the players entry-level contract, they are considered 19
- If a player turns 20 before December 31 in the entry-draft calendar year preceding the first season of the players entry-level contract, they are considered 20, and so on.
- For players whom are 20 or older, the year in which they play their first Professional Game (e.g. NHL, AHL, ECHL, KHL, European Leagues) is the year which is considered their first year towards the waiver exemption; however, the player must be under an NHL contract.
Barron is much better offensively
one of your lovely forward prospects. Habs would have to add at least a 2nd
Djp
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The difference was Mitts played right after hr signed but did not accrue a season.Mittelstadt contract signing age was 19, Barron was 20.
Waivers FAQ - CapFriendly - NHL Salary Caps
NHL waivers, frequently asked questions and answersMittelstadt turned 20 in the 2nd year of his ELC, Barron in his first.
- Age is defined by the following CBA 13.4:
- If a player turns 18 between January 1 and September 15 in the entry-draft calendar year preceding the first season of the players entry-level contract, they are considered 18
- If a player turns 19 before December 31 in the entry-draft calendar year preceding the first season of the players entry-level contract, they are considered 19
- If a player turns 20 before December 31 in the entry-draft calendar year preceding the first season of the players entry-level contract, they are considered 20, and so on.
- For players whom are 20 or older, the year in which they play their first Professional Game (e.g. NHL, AHL, ECHL, KHL, European Leagues) is the year which is considered their first year towards the waiver exemption; however, the player must be under an NHL contract.
His 19 yr old season, thr next season he played in thr nhl.
Barton did not hit 10 games in his 19 yr old season
Even though he finishes his ELC, he should have waiver exemption next year.
Pullock signed right after the draft so his 19 yr old season with a similar late birthday was snake to slide. His 29 yr old season he did all AHL iirc.
Mitts because his first year was shortened because he signed after college he still had as yr of waiver exemption after his elc ended.
Since Barron didn't hit 10 games in his 19 yr old season he should be waiver exempt next season
Bouboumaster
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A forward prospect I'd say, since we're pretty much loaded with defense prospect
Or a draft pick. We always like draft picks.
dirtydanglez
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Sykora, who was a 2nd rounder and has 2 full elc yrs after this
+ cap dump Leshitshow 766,667 after this yr
for
Barron a late 1st who has no more elc after this, enters rfa
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