Adam Michaels
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26 year old LD. 6'2" and 212 lbs.
He played 9 games for Manitoba Moose last year and had 1 assist. He has 24pts in 40 GP in the ECHL this yer.
26 year old LD. 6'2" and 212 lbs.
He played 9 games for Manitoba Moose last year and had 1 assist. He has 24pts in 40 GP in the ECHL this yer.
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What are the lines these days in Laval?
The only player in Montreal that was sent down to be on the Laval roster at the 3PM deadline was Alzner. So he is now eligible to play in the AHL playoffs. They did call him back up immediately after the deadline passed. He is still in Montreal as an emergency call up.
As for Ouellet, because he is on IR in the NHL, he can be sent to the AHL when he gets healthy and he will be eligible for the playoffs.
No one else was sent down as a paper transaction. So Suzuki will not be eligible for the playoffs if Laval qualifies. This does not surprise me because since last year, he's played a lot of hockey. And meaningful hockey at that:
- He and Guelph went deep in the OHL playoffs, where they won the championship.
- Then, they played in the Memorial Cup, where they lose in the final.
- He had a short break because he was at the Habs' developmenal camp in July.
- He then took part in the rookie camp and then the main camp and has played in all 64 games for Montreal this year.
if the habs dont make the playoffs... Can Suzuki can go to Laval ?
The only player in Montreal that was sent down to be on the Laval roster at the 3PM deadline was Alzner. So he is now eligible to play in the AHL playoffs. They did call him back up immediately after the deadline passed. He is still in Montreal as an emergency call up.
As for Ouellet, because he is on IR in the NHL, he can be sent to the AHL when he gets healthy and he will be eligible for the playoffs.
No one else was sent down as a paper transaction. So Suzuki will not be eligible for the playoffs if Laval qualifies. This does not surprise me because since last year, he's played a lot of hockey. And meaningful hockey at that:
- He and Guelph went deep in the OHL playoffs, where they won the championship.
- Then, they played in the Memorial Cup, where they lose in the final.
- He had a short break because he was at the Habs' developmenal camp in July.
- He then took part in the rookie camp and then the main camp and has played in all 64 games for Montreal this year.
The only player in Montreal that was sent down to be on the Laval roster at the 3PM deadline was Alzner. So he is now eligible to play in the AHL playoffs. They did call him back up immediately after the deadline passed. He is still in Montreal as an emergency call up.
As for Ouellet, because he is on IR in the NHL, he can be sent to the AHL when he gets healthy and he will be eligible for the playoffs.
No one else was sent down as a paper transaction. So Suzuki will not be eligible for the playoffs if Laval qualifies. This does not surprise me because since last year, he's played a lot of hockey. And meaningful hockey at that:
- He and Guelph went deep in the OHL playoffs, where they won the championship.
- Then, they played in the Memorial Cup, where they lose in the final.
- He had a short break because he was at the Habs' developmenal camp in July.
- He then took part in the rookie camp and then the main camp and has played in all 64 games for Montreal this year.
I thought about it this morning and I was wondering if because Suzuki is on his ELC, maybe that still makes him eligible to join Laval at some point.
I asked Andrew Zadarnowski on Twitter and will await his reply. And possible @montreal knows, too, as he's very knowledgeable when it comes to these things.
One way or another, we'll know for sure.
I read multiple times that Suzuki had to be sent down before the deadline to be eligible. But it's true the rule isn't 100% clear, so you may be right.
Turns out, he won't be eligible. He had to be sent down. Being in an ELC does not bypass that rule.
The players that will sign an ELC after their season at Junior or in Europe is finished can play. So Hillis, Houde, Fonstad, McShane, Ylönen, Harris, and Caufield may be eligible if they're seasons are over and Habs choose to sign them
He'll take Peca's place as #4C most likely.Luchuk was over 1ppg in the ECHL and was decent in the AHL when he was there, so I don't know why everyone think he will be in the ECHL...
Why does Laval sign the most obscure PTO’s? 26 year old journeymen opposed to young players.