Organizational signings?
There's no use of "ELC" in the article at the NYI site.
Have they all three signed an AHL contract with Bridgeport?
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Organizational signings?
There's no use of "ELC" in the article at the NYI site.
Have they all three signed an AHL contract with Bridgeport?
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https://www.eliteprospects.com/Mike Jones said:
Thanks guys!
Then again, both of these sources are probably basing their info on the NYI release as well, which itself uses the terminology "signed with organization" and "organizational signings", blatantly leaving out the terms ELC and Entry Level Contract, which are almost always used when a player signs one.
Sounds like Lou doing Lou things to me
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Suspicions confirmed that not all were ELCs
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You'd have to suck bad to get bought out in the middle of an ELC or maybe he has issues
New York Rangers to buy out D Sean Day - TSN.ca
New York Rangers to buy out D Sean Day - TSN.ca
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A buyout? Usually those aren't until mid-June.
Did the NHL move the window up, with everything else going on? That's a weird thing to make a priority.
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Which would make much more sense, but TSN's repeated use of buy-out is misleading at best, then.
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Meh, it’s a 3rd round pick. The only third rounder from that draft to establish himself as an NHL player is Adam Fox, and the Rangers ended up with him anyway!
Day, with his physical gifts, was definitely worth a 3rd round gamble. He just was never able to put it all together.
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I wouldn’t actually be shocked to see Day try to catch on with another team on an AHL deal. Rangers kept him in the ECHL for most of this year and with prospects coming in and AHL guys re-signing, Day was probably looking at another year in the ECHL.
I could see the Leafs, with their OHL connections and three-tiered development system, being a team that brings him in on an AHL to work with their development coaches and the other benefit, for Day, is that the Leafs ECHL affiliate is based out of Canada.
It’s also possible that Day has just had enough and is ready to move on from hockey.
I could see the Leafs, with their OHL connections and three-tiered development system, being a team that brings him in on an AHL to work with their development coaches and the other benefit, for Day, is that the Leafs ECHL affiliate is based out of Canada.
It’s also possible that Day has just had enough and is ready to move on from hockey.
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Wow. What happened to this guy? Barely played any games, no matter what league in the past 3 years?? Quitter? Injury prone and lazy?
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Florchuk, I think, is one of the few players who can possibly legitimately blame Covid-19 for not getting an NHL contract. He was scoring at a pretty good clip after being acquired by the Vancouver Giants (10 goals and 33 points in 25 games, nearly equalling his prior goal total in 8 less games) and with them was poised for a possible lengthy playoff run that would have gotten lots of eyes on him.
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