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How does the flu keep one out of the lineup for 3+ weeks
No idea. It's only listed as an illness now. I'm assuming it's gotten worse since Corrado first went out.
How does the flu keep one out of the lineup for 3+ weeks
No idea. It's only listed as an illness now. I'm assuming it's gotten worse since Corrado first went out.
With Miller added to the list of injured players, I wish that we can acquire a 3rd/4th center/winger, 3rd-pairing defenseman, and a backup goaltender, but then I notice that we do not have someone we can trade for those assets. This is certainly a catch-22 for the Vancouver organization right now.
This is a perfect opportunity to see if Markstrom can handle backup duties. Guy has been destroying the AHL.
It depends on how long Miller is out, but Markstrom is not going to get any starts for a while. The next back to back is Mar 21-22 on the road vs LA and Az.
Depends on how Lack is playing and where they stand in the playoff race. I wouldn't doubt they use this as an opportunity to get Markstrom a few starts to see how he's progressed.
The waiver eligibility issue is not a big problem. They can shuttle him back to Utica between starts and call up Eriksson to sit on the bench.
It depends on how long Miller is out, but Markstrom is not going to get any starts for a while. The next back to back is Mar 21-22 on the road vs LA and Az.
What a pain in the rear. I hope Miller isn't out long term then... Maybe if he is, Markstrom is up for a while (I guess 30 days tops), then we see Eriksson. How long before Eriksson has to worry about waivers?
Part of me wonders if he has the mumps. Perhaps with all the attention it was getting earlier in the season the league issued a gag order on reporting it so as to not detract from the sport.
I doubt it, they need to win unless eddie gets hurt *knock on wood* markstrom wont get a start until theyve clinched a spot, just doesnt make sense to risk a playoff spot when lack has barely played
13.5 Waiver Expiration. The rights granted under this Article to Loan a Player(s) who is otherwise required to clear Regular Waivers to a minor league club expire for any Player(s) who, after clearing Regular Waivers:
(i) is not Loaned to a minor league club, or is Recalled from a minor league
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ARTICLE 13 13.6-13.9 thirty (30) days (cumulative) or plays ten (10) NHL Games (cumulative), or
(ii) is Recalled from a minor league club on emergency Recall and plays in
ten (10) NHL Games (cumulative) while on emergency Recall. For
purposes of clarity, games played while on regular Recall shall not count
towards the ten (10) NHL Games in this subsection (ii).
13.12 Transfers To/From Minors. In the case of a Club moving a Player either to or from a
minor league club, the following procedure shall be followed:
[...]
(m) Emergency Recall.
(i) A Player on Loan to a club of any league affiliated with the League may
be Recalled from such Loan under emergency conditions at any time for
the duration of the emergency only following which he must be returned
promptly to the club from which he was Recalled.
(ii) Emergency conditions shall be established when the playing strength of
the Loaning Club, by reason of incapacitating injury or illness or by
League suspension to its Players is reduced below the level of two (2)
goalkeepers, six (6) defensemen and twelve (12) forwards. Proof of the
existence of the emergency conditions including the incapacity shall be
furnished to the Commissioner of the League upon request made by him.
(iii) For the purpose of establishing the existence of emergency conditions at
any time, to support the Recall of a Player for participation in any Playoff
Game, it shall be deemed that the Player(s) on Loan following 3:00 p.m.
New York time of the fortieth (40th) day immediately preceding the last
day of the Regular Season are continuing on Loan for the remainder of the
season notwithstanding that the Loaned club(s) may have been eliminated
from further play for the season.