If I remember correctly, at the time, a lot of concern was that Day was just bigger than everyone else, not necessarily better. That his head just wasn't in the game, and I won't be surprised if he takes a one year deal in the AHL or just walks away this year or next.Ironic timing, and cautionary tale, given the exceptional # of players who applied for, or earned, exceptional status recently in CHL.
I liked Vala a lot back when I was able to scout a lot of WHL. Seems like this year he stepped up and played more AHL hockey after being mostly in the ECHL previously.
I will be interested in how many European players seek out this route in order to play closer to home amidst this pandemic. There’s always a handful of players that do this, I wonder if it will be more this season.
It's weird they're doing this before the end of the playoffs.
A little surprised about Ouellet
I really gotta get some new glasses!Never thought I'd say this to you Caley but are you sure this is the right thread?
No worries - I just wanted to be clear.I really gotta get some new glasses!
I've moved it back to the free agency thread now, thanks!
Not sure if it was the tweet, but CapFriendly has SJS' Danil Yurtaykin on unconditional waivers for mutual terminationWho was it?
That was the one, I assume Kurz deleted the tweet because he referred to it as purposes of a "Buy-Out", thinking of it as a blanket, catch-all for teams terminating a contract, not realizing he was on Twitter and every single person is going to respond "Buy-Out? You can't buy out a player now!"Not sure if it was the tweet, but CapFriendly has SJS' Danil Yurtaykin on unconditional waivers for mutual termination