He will be waived the second Ritchie is signed
He will be waived the second Ritchie is signed
maybe the passion just isn't there.He was trash in the first game against SJ and looked like the worst forward on a team that iced multiple rookies. Stays up late and misses practice for Edmonton, didn't seem that interested in competing on a team that looked for a winger for McDavid. Couldn't crack the lineup in Nashville and Poile, who is always looking for goalscorers, trades him for a 4th rnd pick.
All happened in 1 year. Doesn't look good for Aberg. He had a nice run in the AHL, and scored a couple big goals for the Preds in the playoffs in 16-17, but after that it's been all downhill. And to think i wondered if Vegas would take a shot at him in the expansion draft.
I don't understand how you can get so close, and then from the outside at least look like a guy who thinks he doesn't have to work hard anymore.
I think he had it in his head that those couple of good games had gotten him a spot in Nashville and found out real quick a couple of games means nothing. I think everything since then is him having lost that swagger you need to be good at this level and he's just floating.maybe the passion just isn't there.
I'd be surprised if we didn't take him back. The Oilers aren't exactly swimming in call up options down on the farm.The Gulls could use the depth right now, assuming he goes unclaimed.
He just doesnt have the work ethic to be a full time pro. The guy was given a golden opportunity in Edmonton playing on Draisaitl’s and Mcdavid’s wing but wasted it.
How's Rattie doing? I loved watching him in the WHL.Yup. Two guys - Rattie and Aberg - were given golden opportunities to save their careers. Rattie ran with his and showed up to camp in unbelievable shape and burned the house down. Aberg Aberged.
he is on a one way contract and they dont want to pay him 650k to play there.Haha, Edmonton didn't even want him back for Bakersfield.
he is on a one way contract and they dont want to pay him 650k to play there.
Perhaps, if he had cleared last week would they have sent him to Bakersfield or kept him in Edmonton?
Sounds like the Ducks did the Oilers a favor.
For those interested, this cost Anaheim $41,250, paid to Edmonton and not counted against the cap.
Why? He didn't earn a spot. He doesn't play special teams, didn't show that he can score regularly 5 on 5, and falls into the "good at nothing, pretty okay at everything" category. He wasn't good enough.
It depends on the experience of the player.For some reason I thought waiver claims cost a lot less than that (like 5k or so).
A case of too much Fortnite.
I'd be surprised if we didn't take him back. The Oilers aren't exactly swimming in call up options down on the farm.
Good thing for Pontus, I guess. Bakersfield's not far.